NNBS Kelderman air suspension kit

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This fully adjustable air suspension kit requires no cutting or welding, and allows height of vehicle to be adjusted from above OEM specs down to just above the tires. I opted for the following:

- Kelderman front and rear airbags/components
- Kelderman air tanks with compressor brackets
- Dual 100% duty cycle 200psi ViAir compressors
- Dual Wilkerson 200psi water seperators
- AccuAir e-Level ECU with height sensors and touchpad controller
- AccuAir VU4 manifold (with mounting bracket)
- AccuAir 70 amp power supply kit
- 3/8 line with DOT rated PTC fittings

This air suspension is entirely bolt-on and everything is plug and play. It was installed in January 2012 then un-installed in May when we sold the 2011 SLT, and everything you see is new as of January 2012 except for the front airbags. Here is a vid of an identical kit in action, I believe this is Yates' Yukon:

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And here are some pics of what I'm selling...

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And some pics from during installation... I chose to mount the ECU and VU4 manifold behind the driver headlight, however these components can be mounted anywhere. The airtanks and compressors mount behind the front bumper in place of GM's factory skid plate.

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Here's a link to the installation manual: http://kelderman.com/old/pdf/GM_T900(accuair).pdf

If you are unfamiliar with AccuAir's products here are a few vids.

Automatic height adjustment based on load increase and decrease:

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The system is fully adjustable however there are three preset heights of 10%, 50% and 90% (these presets can also be modified to your preference).

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Another demo vid:

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Overview of e-Level kit/design:

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The e-Level also has other features such a "ride height on startup", battery voltage protection, etc.

I have over $4,600.00 invested and am asking $4,100.00 for everything (or $3,600.00 without the height sensors) plus 1/2 of shipping costs. The only other thing the buyer should need is approximately 50 feet of 3/8 air line which costs less than $50.00.

Please send me a PM if you are interested.
 

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I can vouch for all the components he mentioned being new :Handshake:
 

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Its killing me not to get this kit.. I want so bad.. maybe a write off for my detail company?? hmm
 

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I've got 3 kids and a beautiful wife I'll trade you... LMK...
 
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