Air bag control system
I now have air bags on all four corners of my truck but I would like to be able to control them from in the cab. I have looked at a few controllers but haven't found on I really like. I want to fill the back ones to the same pressures, but be independent. I want to do the same to the front as well.
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Originally Posted by Zeb Christensen
(Post 3284335)
I now have air bags on all four corners of my truck but I would like to be able to control them from in the cab. I have looked at a few controllers but haven't found on I really like. I want to fill the back ones to the same pressures, but be independent. I want to do the same to the front as well.
Thanks |
Originally Posted by Zeb Christensen
(Post 3284335)
I now have air bags on all four corners of my truck but I would like to be able to control them from in the cab. I have looked at a few controllers but haven't found on I really like. I want to fill the back ones to the same pressures, but be independent. I want to do the same to the front as well.
Thanks We do have other options as well, let me know if you have any questions. |
Originally Posted by AirLiftCompany
(Post 3284806)
This may be overkill, but it is a 4 corner system. https://www.airliftperformance.com/p.../autopilot-v2/
We do have other options as well, let me know if you have any questions. Thanks |
Originally Posted by Zeb Christensen
(Post 3284817)
This would work but believe it's a bit out of my price range. I could use a 2 path set up, ( one for the front and the other for the rear) but I would like to have something it the system that would make it so that the air can't ask go to one side, causing it to become unstable. My question is there a part that will fill 2 bags equally but independently?
Thanks You could also piece together a system if you already have the tank and compressor. |
Originally Posted by AirLiftCompany
(Post 3284828)
Unfortunately there is no way to stop the air transfer in a 2 path system. Here is a link to our manual system which has a much smaller price tag. https://www.airliftperformance.com/p...ir-management/
You could also piece together a system if you already have the tank and compressor. |
This link should show you everything you need. https://www.airliftperformance.com/p...-and-switches/
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Check with ACCUAIR, their system controls ride height, not air pressure to each bag individually. I have run the ACCUAIR system for about 40,000 miles, both towing 12,000 bumper pull trailer and empty with excellent results. This system is not cheap, but gives excellent results.
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