anyone used ride pro e2?

wondering if anyone has installed the new kit from ART, the ride pro e2 i think its called, the one with the pressure sensors and height sensors also, the way they describe it, it seems to be a very good setup..... wondering if there is a suspension travel limitation or something for the sensors.....

WE INSTALLED ONE ON A CUSTOMERS 72 CHEVELLE I WILL SAY THE KIT IS TOP NOTCH WISH IT LAYED LOWER BUT IT GETS UP LIKE A DONK WITH A QUICKNESS AND DOWN PRETTY QUICK TOO CHEK IT OUT FOR YOURSELF.... WWW.SOSIKFABRICATIONS.COM CUSTOMERS RIDES

Edited: 7/25/2007 9:39:26 PM by NtotheIZZATEDOG

its good shit, you'll like it and your girl's girl will too

We installed on on my dads xB. Excellent setup, i like it so much im going to install one on my datsun. The system will pay for itself in tire costs in a year or so.

As far as limiting your suspension travel, its not really a problem. If you had to make the arm on the sensor londer your could, or build some crazy 2:1 canti setup with the sensor rods.

Anymore questions, just let me know.

the front of the car will have about 10" of lift so i didnt know if it was designed for a small amount of lift, since the only times ive seen height sensors installed was 1:1 in RVs when i was a tech.... im assuming the height sensors could be installed at the mounting point of the airbag to pivot with the stroke of the bag....

they can be setup on anything that moves, if you had a whole shit load of lift in the front, you could run the off the upper or lower arms closer to the frame, so you dont max out the sensors, or run them in the rear on a 4 link bar close to the frame mounting point.

I am as we speak installing this kit on my 61 impala. If all gose well i want to install this on my Camaro. Here is a question for you guys, how hard is it to wire it and plug it in to parker valves.