Air control valve

[cybrfire]

Anybody have a good source for ride height control valves?

Need a pair for the crew cab for both sides in the rear to prevent sway and control height.

Not much online that I can find for price comparison. Thanks.

 

[throttleissues]

If you don't mind big rig part, you can readily find them through truck parts suppliers. Midland is the brand name that comes to mind. I can't remember the other one I've used at the moment. They are ride height valves (attach to frame) with an arm that attaches to a pushrod fom the axle.

 

[cybrfire]

If you don't mind big rig part, you can readily find them through truck parts suppliers. Midland is the brand name that comes to mind. I can't remember the other one I've used at the moment. They are ride height valves (attach to frame) with an arm that attaches to a pushrod fom the axle.

Well that turned up some comparision info. Thanks!

 

[throttleissues]

I was assuming you were looking for automatic levellers as opposed to manual controls. I saw some manual valves with a dual guage on a stepvan today. They were by Firestone, Ride-Rite series IIRC.

 

[cybrfire]

I was assuming you were looking for automatic levellers as opposed to manual controls. I saw some manual valves with a dual guage on a stepvan today. They were by Firestone, Ride-Rite series IIRC.

Automatics for sure.

Manuals, i'd assume are for controlling ride height only?

 

[throttleissues]

Automatics for sure.

Manuals, i'd assume are for controlling ride height only?

They are used on an overload type airbag setup and used a duplex gauge to show the pressure in each bag. Just throwing out options. Also, I think Haldex is the other company I was trying to think of that makes an air levelling valve (auto type).

 

[cybrfire]

Well, I got a set ordered up. Just a matter of time now.