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veryfast italain (Guest)

Oops, it takes 25 seconds for the system to respond and make adjustments. This is not going to be "active suspension" that would take more like 25 milliseconds response time. Wonder what the Expedition uses and what kind of response time that has. Of course cost is important. A little more digging. The sensor response time needs to be recurved to get this unit to work.... But I'm sure I can get my ride height to be adjustable on all four shocks now. Maybe do the project in phases. Adjustable ride height, then continue searching for the solution to do instantaneous load levelling.... It's out there on MB, and Ford Expeditions, and soon Pantera's.

2/24/0511:26 AM

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