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Does anoyone have the wiring dagram for the 10 way switchbox used for air ride and hydraulic setups. It's for front/back, side/side, corners, pancake up/down, i think that's all it does, anyways, i've seen a diagram somewhere but wodering if anyone has it to share.
Thanks Jared
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Here ya go Jared, you must be an idiot cuz you just found it within a few minutes. http://www.aimind.com/TRUCK-INSTRUCTIONS.html
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I have a new one I will sell for $75 from air ride tech
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Nah it's cool i'm working on a different setup all together, it's gonna be sweet!! but i doubt it'll all be done until next year. WAY BETTER THAN PLAYSTATION CONTROLLER!
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ive already done a setup where i use a joystick to control it, its pretty damn pimp, even built a solenoid controll box where i can slowly move the joystick and it chatters the valve open and close real quick almost like a gimble effect
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Any pics of that setup? I was thinking something along those lines? Wanna share your secrets? PLEEEEAAAAASSSSSEEEEE!
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all i gotta say is grab some proto board, 26 or 28 guarge wire, and the soldering iron, and rewire the joystick, its not that hard
now as for the solenoid controller board, im takin that one to teh grave, but hell, you can get any electronics guru to build one for you |
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A few more questions for you then please. When your joystick is centered are the bags full? ride height? or empty? and what do you have to control the return pressure to the bag so that when the joystick is released from a position, other than center, that the bag fills back up? and what stops the pressure when the bag fills?
Much appreciated Jared
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on the honda that i did the setup on(hey, it was still in the shop and i made a deal with the owner to try a new setup, since it was getting audio done at a buddies shop)
but when the joystick recenters it stays where it was (still working on a board to reset and maintain setup),but when i rewired the joystick, i made it so that teh top button is the all fill button, so it doesnt seem to be tedious to reset the system manually, its a prettybasic setup right now, but since my knowledge stops at basic IC schips, im getting a buddy to make boards that will do better and reset it(hint computer programmed and computer upgradable, and will have a LCD display (since a joystick is a X/Y/Z setup, he just has to make a table of values for the ICs to understand) what im really wanting to do is get one of the old nintindo game gloves and rewire that ![]() |
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