Problem: 2-Way Air Suspension on a vehicle (using Air Cylinders) leans to one side since the vehicle is heavier on that side.
Suggested Solution:
Create a constant pressure differential between the two cylinders so that one is always a fixed PSI higher than the other, eliminating the lean.
Implementation ideas:
1) Use a differential pressure regulator (I'm having GREAT difficulties trying to locate one, anyone have ideas where to get one?) 2) Use check valves to create a pressure differential. i.e. Have the cylinder inflow port connected to a 5psi cracking pressure check valve and the outflow port to a 0psi check valve. Problems may occur when the other side hits bumps and transfers air into the supposedly lower psi cylinder. 3) any more ideas???Thanks in advance!