levelling system

[chrisandbev]

i would love to have an ep system or similar to level my van with, the prices are too high for me and my wife will not let me spend that sort of money.
I have been looking for some ware to purchace the rams so that i can install them myself whether they are electric or hydraulic i do not mind, i have looked at loads of places on the net to no avail.

i at the moment use small hydraulic jacks but this is a pain.

all i want is to be able to fix two rams to the front and may be the back that can be either manually pumped down and up or by pressing a button to lower and raise the rams,

hope someone can help

chris

 

[Steve and Denise]

Take a look at C & C hydraulics Keighley they did a diy set for a chap on here called Wayne Mackie about 2,500

 

[Pablotti]

There is an electric alternative to hydraulic, and it's roughly half the price at about £2500:

TESA AutoLift 4 Levelling System

<p>The Autolift system is driven by an electronic control unit for self-levelling of your vehicle, the jacks can also be controlled manually and th...

www.roadpro.co.uk

I've no experience of the product so don't know about the quality or long term reliability. As is often the case, you get what you pay for.

 

[Beltie]

There is another electric system called, I think, Hi - Lo which I believe is produced by Alko who now also own E & P. It's also considerably cheaper than hydraulic systems.

 

[David and Sally]

I think one of the benefits of a hydraulic system is that the rams operate in pairs to minimise twist on the chassis.

No idea about the leccy ones

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[David and Sally]

Posted in wrong thread. Fat finger syndrome

 

[RandallC]

Horrible habit. Followed a car the other day. Driver vaping and shoving out his stinky germ-laden breath out the window just so I could have the pleasure of driving through his fog.

Keep the window shut you slob

Just to piggyback off that sentiment "have you ever followed a dribbler"