whats the differance?
That's a bs claim they use to sell they're crap shockscaprice man 76 said:thank's moistcabbage for that explanation.it was better than the lady at arnott gave me earlier.she just said it only affects the escalade like at 90 to 120 mph.so i told her i barely drive over 75 she said than it wouldnt affect my driving if i switch to passive shocks.
It's not a speed sensitive system. It's CVRSS (Continuously Variable Road Sensing Suspension), or MagneRide. Both systems "continuously" change the damping force based on many inputs. It's also tied into the stability system. That said, most drivers won't notice much difference unless they're driving pretty aggressively.
Um yes it is as it shows in my gm service manual that the suspension control module gets a speed feed from the pcmMoistCabbage said:It's not a speed sensitive system. It's CVRSS (Continuously Variable Road Sensing Suspension), or MagneRide. Both systems "continuously" change the damping force based on many inputs. It's also tied into the stability system. That said, most drivers won't notice much difference unless they're driving pretty aggressively.
I knowMoistCabbage said:Vehicle speed is one of many inputs.
Did the oem shocks work?Huddy said:I just installed rear air Bilstein AS-2700s on my 2006 ESV. I can't tell the difference in the ride from the OEM ones. Other than they don't leak air anymore! Saved me over $800 vs going OEM.
how much it cost you?Huddy said:I just installed rear air Bilstein AS-2700s on my 2006 ESV. I can't tell the difference in the ride from the OEM ones. Other than they don't leak air anymore! Saved me over $800 vs going OEM.
Was the service ride control message displaying on the information center?Huddy said:They had a slow leak, so I'm assuming the dampening system was working.
No, there was no DIC message. I had a really slow leak in the shocks after they would pump up. Bladders would be full when I stopped the truck, but then within 30-40mins would be soft. Truck ran good, and I'm liking the ride on the Bilsteins. Also my compressor isn't working as hard now.the cadillac man said:Was the service ride control message displaying on the information center? If so then the system was in passive mode
A slow leak will cause the system to shut the compressor off due to overheatingHuddy said:No, there was no DIC message. I had a really slow leak in the shocks after they would pump up. Bladders would be full when I stopped the truck, but then within 30-40mins would be soft. Truck ran good, and I'm liking the ride on the Bilsteins. Also my compressor isn't working as hard now.
I spent a little over 550 for my AC Delco bilsteins right off AmazonHuddy said:$750 out the door