Air pressure control valves for air bag suspension?
Today at the Quartzsite RV show I was talking with a rep from Hendersons Line-up out of Oregon. I was considering a heavier sway bar for the front of the motorhome.
I told him that I didn't like the way our coach rocked back and forth when going out of driveways and other uneven surfaces. He showed me some kind of flow valve that is spliced into the existing air line to each bag. Apparently this valve(about 2" long)slows down the rate of air flow when the bag compresses in a turn or when the coach leans on an uneven surface. Also, it slows down the air flow coming back into the bag as is returns to its normal height. He said that it is quite effective at stopping the rocking back and forth motion.
I have never heard of them and am wondering if anyone here is familiar with them or has used them. If so, do they accomplish what the rep says they do? BTW, they were $795 installed.
Thanks for any input in advance.
I told him that I didn't like the way our coach rocked back and forth when going out of driveways and other uneven surfaces. He showed me some kind of flow valve that is spliced into the existing air line to each bag. Apparently this valve(about 2" long)slows down the rate of air flow when the bag compresses in a turn or when the coach leans on an uneven surface. Also, it slows down the air flow coming back into the bag as is returns to its normal height. He said that it is quite effective at stopping the rocking back and forth motion.
I have never heard of them and am wondering if anyone here is familiar with them or has used them. If so, do they accomplish what the rep says they do? BTW, they were $795 installed.
Thanks for any input in advance.
