air suspension setup UCF20
#16
thank everyone. the wheels i already have, just need to save up for the tires and massage the fenders a bit. you can see the wheels stacked in the background when i was doing the carpet installation (tease).
here is a pic when i took her on her maiden voyage this morning. i found that running 90psi up front and 45psi out back works well. it's pretty stiff so i'll adjust the dampening. there is also some knocking coming from the rear. i suspect the top hats. so far the pressures are holding constant!
here is a pic when i took her on her maiden voyage this morning. i found that running 90psi up front and 45psi out back works well. it's pretty stiff so i'll adjust the dampening. there is also some knocking coming from the rear. i suspect the top hats. so far the pressures are holding constant!
Last edited by timmy0tool; 07-26-17 at 07:04 PM.
#24
thanks everyone! i hope others will benefit from all this information. i just wish i took more pics during the suspension install! i was too focused i suppose.
i have not tallied the actual cost but here is a quick breakdown from my parts list:
$800 (new) - BC Racing BR-type coilovers
$800 (new) - Universal Air Suspension Aero Sport bags w/brackets
$30 (new) - 1/4" airline
$100 (used) - SMC 3/8" valves
$200 (used) - dual Firestone compressors
$40 (used) - 5gal chrome tank
$20 (used) - Norgren water traps
$20 (new) - Viair 165/200psi tank pressure switch
$70 (new) - Air Ride Technologies digital gauge (made by Dakota Digital)
$100 (new) - Dakota Digital pressure senders
$60 (used) - EAI switchbox
plus about another $200 for fittings (some at $8 each!), wood, wiring, connectors, heat shrink, loom, carpet, adhesive, etc.
rough cost $2440 or so !
i have not tallied the actual cost but here is a quick breakdown from my parts list:
$800 (new) - BC Racing BR-type coilovers
$800 (new) - Universal Air Suspension Aero Sport bags w/brackets
$30 (new) - 1/4" airline
$100 (used) - SMC 3/8" valves
$200 (used) - dual Firestone compressors
$40 (used) - 5gal chrome tank
$20 (used) - Norgren water traps
$20 (new) - Viair 165/200psi tank pressure switch
$70 (new) - Air Ride Technologies digital gauge (made by Dakota Digital)
$100 (new) - Dakota Digital pressure senders
$60 (used) - EAI switchbox
plus about another $200 for fittings (some at $8 each!), wood, wiring, connectors, heat shrink, loom, carpet, adhesive, etc.
rough cost $2440 or so !
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BNastee (06-21-19)
#28
thanks everyone! i hope others will benefit from all this information. i just wish i took more pics during the suspension install! i was too focused i suppose.
i have not tallied the actual cost but here is a quick breakdown from my parts list:
$800 (new) - BC Racing BR-type coilovers
$800 (new) - Universal Air Suspension Aero Sport bags w/brackets
$30 (new) - 1/4" airline
$100 (used) - SMC 3/8" valves
$200 (used) - dual Firestone compressors
$40 (used) - 5gal chrome tank
$20 (used) - Norgren water traps
$20 (new) - Viair 165/200psi tank pressure switch
$70 (new) - Air Ride Technologies digital gauge (made by Dakota Digital)
$100 (new) - Dakota Digital pressure senders
$60 (used) - EAI switchbox
plus about another $200 for fittings (some at $8 each!), wood, wiring, connectors, heat shrink, loom, carpet, adhesive, etc.
rough cost $2440 or so !
i have not tallied the actual cost but here is a quick breakdown from my parts list:
$800 (new) - BC Racing BR-type coilovers
$800 (new) - Universal Air Suspension Aero Sport bags w/brackets
$30 (new) - 1/4" airline
$100 (used) - SMC 3/8" valves
$200 (used) - dual Firestone compressors
$40 (used) - 5gal chrome tank
$20 (used) - Norgren water traps
$20 (new) - Viair 165/200psi tank pressure switch
$70 (new) - Air Ride Technologies digital gauge (made by Dakota Digital)
$100 (new) - Dakota Digital pressure senders
$60 (used) - EAI switchbox
plus about another $200 for fittings (some at $8 each!), wood, wiring, connectors, heat shrink, loom, carpet, adhesive, etc.
rough cost $2440 or so !
Nice bro! Identical to my UAS setup! I have the Dakota air gauge and everything else too. Just minor differences like the switch box. I have Bilstein shocks. How do the BCs ride?
#29
i'm sure you have the better dakota gauge with the tank pressure too. i have to press that mini button to read between front to rear, not convenient but heck it was $70 new! BCs ride amazing but i'm comparing to stock. i have set the dampening down to 20 front, 15 rear. do your bilsteins have adjustable dampening?