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Old Jan 7, 2006 | 02:18 AM
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what is the best air valve to use for air ride and where do i get them at

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Old Jan 7, 2006 | 05:33 PM
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I've always heard that SMC is the best. But I have run airlift vavles for almost a year and a half now with no problems. There are alot of vavles out there that will work with no problems. Only thing I have to say is try to run some smaller vavles. I have 1/2 and they are way to fast. I'd run 3/8 or maybe even 1/4, if I did it over.

http://suicidedoors.com/AirManagementValves.php
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I used to work with pnumatics at work. We used SMC valves and fittings almost exclusivly. However I have gone with Hyvair for my suspension. As far as I can tell they are very good quality.

I have there new dual diaphram valves. They are basicaly 2 valves joined togather. to make a 3 way valve.
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Here are a couple of other shots with the fitings for the pressure sensor.

Old Jan 9, 2006 | 06:32 PM
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For the xB, definitely stick with the 3/8" SMC. If you plan on running higher pressure than 175, I would make different recommendations, but SMC is your best bet for a typical setup.

As listed above, you can get them from Suicide Doors, or you can also try http://www.truckshop.com. Both are very good reliable sources. And both provide great customer service.
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