| [GMCnet] Re: Rear bag inflation/height cut off valves [message #368061 is a reply to message #368057] |
Thu, 16 December 2021 12:38   |
jimk
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The links are all the same, so we supply the adjustable links.
Saves lot of time.
Also if one has the 78 system, it is different than 73-77.
There was a cut off some where 77-78
On Thu, Dec 16, 2021 at 9:30 AM wrote:
> lqqkatjon wrote on Thu, 16 December 2021 05:29
>> On your el1. It basically routes air through that “height” valve in
> wheel well when in “travel”.
>>
>> That valve then vents air out of bag or into bag to adjust height.
> (Wants to keep itself centered). The oem valves should have a time delay
>> before it valves.
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>> The easiest way to adjust ride height with those valves is to install an
> adjustable link to the bogie arm. Most venders have those. (There are
>> two different lengths i believe).
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> Thanks! makes sense. I also just received an emailed .pdf of the 77-78
> supplement from a fellow member... Thanks all!
>
> Larry
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