RE: Drive low with your computer
Truthfully, the whole fast air-suspension fad is played out. When you first install a dump valve, and hear the car drop with that cool whoosh, you're hooked!! Add a remote transimitter, a switch box, bigger tanks, Nitrogen, whatever...and it gets a little cooler.
Live with it for a few years and it gets old. It becomes just another mod you've done to your car - like the chip or exhaust package you bought four years ago that was worth 10HP. I used to get excited when I met someone with another fast bagged car/truck. I could care less now (maybe
I'm just getting old
LOL!).
With any of these mods, you're gonna have to get in there and start splicing wires. It's really not that tough. When I first started modding the car, I looked into making a cutom plastic plug that would fit the suspension module, but found out the tooling was $25,000!!!
What I tried to do with the solenoid mod is explain EVERYTHING about how it works, including the drawbacks. Then with the second version address those drawbacks. The current (undocumented) system is the evolution of my initial idea of being able to slam the car and have it automatically come back to ride height. The effects of being able to slam the car snowballed and I learned that to do something like this correctly, I needed to do much more extensive modifications, hence, fast bags. I never wanted to make a dollar off this infomation, in fact, I put it up for free for anyone who wanted it. I didn't call it the Kale Mod either, I called it the solenoid mod. Most of you guys are probably mispronouncing my name anyways (it's kuh-lay'
).
If you're gonna try to market this to 1000+ people, would you waste your time elaborating on the drawbacks of the system? What NOT to expect? What it DOESN'T do? Probably not, that's why I posted what I thought about this "magic" box. Hopefully, it works as designed and that design corresponds with your expectations. NOTE: Go lower than the sensor lowered position and you better have some flat highways and byways!
Kale