Air Suspension speed limits

[SgtSmashRabbit]

Has anyone tuned out the speed limits on the air suspension levels or is there even a way to do it. I love the feel of the ride but I'd like to be able to keep whatever level I want without having to use something like Airlinks or something else.

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Trooper4]

Has anyone tuned out the speed limits on the air suspension levels or is there even a way to do it. I love the feel of the ride but I'd like to be able to keep whatever level I want without having to use something like Airlinks or something else.

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

you can set normal or aero on the fly. The others are speed dependent.

 

[SgtSmashRabbit]

you can set normal or aero on the fly. The others are speed dependent.

I know this. I know you can also turn off aero. I'm wanting to know if there's a way to get rid of the limits altogether.

 

[Trooper4]

I know this. I know you can also turn off aero. I'm wanting to know if there's a way to get rid of the limits altogether.

Like I said, they are SPEED DEPENDENT. So I guess the answer is no?

 

[kapinallinen2]

Has anyone tuned out the speed limits on the air suspension levels or is there even a way to do it. I love the feel of the ride but I'd like to be able to keep whatever level I want without having to use something like Airlinks or something else.

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Good question, maybe someone familiar with alfaOBD in the modifications sub-forum can answer this.

 

[1BADRAMLIMITED]

ALFAOBD or Jscan is were u want to search for an answer. from the uconnect or radio nothing can be done. i turned my aero offf and just adjust my ride height according to the roughness of the hwy or road(s) im on, if not i usually keep it in normal height ( i have entry/ext,aero,normal,or1)

Air Suspension Leveling & Notes - Fitting 35" Tires on a RAM DT

Hey all, I've seen a lot of posts around this top, so just wanted to help pull everything together for anyone that has experienced the same rollercoaster of solutions that I have when trying to level your RAM 1500 DT so you can fit 35's on. Here's how the truck started off: 2019 RAM 1500 DT...

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this member did a very comprehensive and well detailed write up on his lift and air suspension changes via alfa obd.. take a look

 

[SgtSmashRabbit]

ALFAOBD or Jscan is were u want to search for an answer. from the uconnect or radio nothing can be done. i turned my aero offf and just adjust my ride height according to the roughness of the hwy or road(s) im on, if not i usually keep it in normal height ( i have entry/ext,aero,normal,or1)

Air Suspension Leveling & Notes - Fitting 35" Tires on a RAM DT

Hey all, I've seen a lot of posts around this top, so just wanted to help pull everything together for anyone that has experienced the same rollercoaster of solutions that I have when trying to level your RAM 1500 DT so you can fit 35's on. Here's how the truck started off: 2019 RAM 1500 DT...

5thgenrams.com

this member did a very comprehensive and well detailed write up on his lift and air suspension changes via alfa obd.. take a look

Thank you so much for this. It actually helps answer what I'm trying to do.

 

[SgtSmashRabbit]

Like I said, they are SPEED DEPENDENT. So I guess the answer is no?

I'm not trying to be an *******, but what you said I already know. If you had actually read the post you would know I asked can the limits be tuned out. You told me NOTHING I DIDNT ALREADY KNOW.

 

[1BADRAMLIMITED]

Thank you so much for this. It actually helps answer what I'm trying to do.

glad i could help

 

[Trooper4]

I'm not trying to be an *******, but what you said I already know. If you had actually read the post you would know I asked can the limits be tuned out. You told me NOTHING I DIDNT ALREADY KNOW.

You did not state what you knew, you asked a question, and I answered it . Simple as that. Like I said, they are controlled by speed , which still means no. Unless you can reprogram the computer. Question answered.