EasyStreets Auto Pilot Digital Controller

does anyone have this with their Universal Air Suspension? i was thinking of buying the UAS kit for my y33 and have the digital controller nicely modified to my hidden ash tray. and how is this differ from dakota digital's ride height controller.

I know on clublexus there is guy(V8_Aristo), I don't know if he post on here but anyways. He has it on his car its alot cheaper than then dakota digital. I am thinking about going that route also just waiting on a price from him.

Haven't heard too many great things that would make me run out and buy this unit, I've herd better things about the dakota digital units. You may want to look into those.

yea man instead of those big switch boxes it would look really clean and nice. heres a vid i found of the digital controller. really simple to use and looks like it responds instantly

[url]http://youtube.com/watch?v=c0bbh2plgaU[/url]

Thanks for the clip, yeah it does look easy. I still set on this one.

been doing some research and found kp components, air ride, and accuair have ride height air systems as well. from streetsourcemag.com (mostly mini truckers) it seems as if [url]www.accuaircontrolsystems.com/[/url] was the best kit out there. anyone here have any experience with any of these systems?

If you want the best setup, you will actually want to consider looking at the ridepro e2 systems from [url]www.ridetech.com[/url]
Modularity allows you to step up to level sensors later on if you can only afford pressure sensors initially. Firmware is upgradable also..
of course you pay more for it, but it's worth it imo. Until/if I ever make my own controller, I'm going to stick with the ridepro e2 in my Q.

you got any pics for us, of your e2 pro? or even better, do you have a clip of you using the device?

some people on this forum were saying that SuicideDoors has a pretty nice starting setup.  Any comments on the quality of there setups?

[QUOTE=hiphapavip;58599]some people on this forum were saying that SuicideDoors.com has a pretty nice starting setup.  Any comments on the quality of there setups?[/QUOTE]


not great by any means.

More info on ridetech's controller can be seen here:
[url]http://www.ridetech.com[/url]
Ideal setup would be the levelpro e2, using the level sensors.. which gives you control over vehicle height independent of load on the susp. i.e. when you have more weight in the car than usual, etc.
A lot of high-buck hot rods use the ridetech controllers also, and it's a pretty solid unit. I really do like the fact that when you contact them with any questions, you can actually speak to a real engineer that knows what he's talking about... and at least one of the guys there is constantly working to update the system, and is willing to work with you on firmware upgrades that wouldn't normally be avl to the public (for example, with a higher psi setup than comes stock for those that want/need to run more pressure). it really is probably the best aftermarket controller that is currently avl right now

you have the measurements for the controller? im trying to see if it can fit on to my ashtray