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[Merle]

Do you have something like this to RAISE the MS (with air suspension of course)

Tahoe… snow basically.

On other vehicles of mine, we’d just tweak the adjustment bits. But this picture looks like it is slightly different, but just a drop in replacement.

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[Merle]

Do you have something like this to RAISE the MS (with air suspension of course)

Tahoe… snow basically.

On other vehicles of mine, we’d just tweak the adjustment bits. But this picture looks like it is slightly different, but just a drop in replacement.

 

[LuvOrH8]

Just want to make sure I understand, I can buy the front only and will the truck try to auto level the rear end or will it let the front end sit higher? What about in camp mode, is the truck able to still level itself if needed, assuming it can’t?

 

[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

I'm an idiot.

Extract mode, put my head between the wheel well and front tire to check and still have no idea where to put these on and how they work.

Will these raise 2.125" in "Off Road" "High"?

Yes 2.125 higher than stock height in offroad high

 

[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

Just want to make sure I understand, I can buy the front only and will the truck try to auto level the rear end or will it let the front end sit higher? What about in camp mode, is the truck able to still level itself if needed, assuming it can’t?

We sell as kit 4pcs, but that’s an option to only use front. The truck has sensors and when we did the tent leveling it worked perfectly

 

[LuvOrH8]

We sell as kit 4pcs, but that’s an option to only use front. The truck has sensors and when we did the tent leveling it worked perfectly

Ok it wasn’t clear came as a set of 4, I mean only shows 2 in the main photo, text details also doesn’t say sold as a set of 4. If running front only will the truck allow the front end to set higher and the rear lower or will it try to level it in normal driving?

 

[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

Tried to buy them but they must be sold out? I just can’t choose a shipping option.

I used the same type system on my Model S Plaid to run it 1” lower. So glad you guys made these, I figured it was just a matter of time.

I never had any issues on my S w them on. These should cause no issues and easy to swap out back to stock too.

You have to put your address to get the shipping option, hope that helps.

 

[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

Do you have something like this to RAISE the MS (with air suspension of course)

Tahoe… snow basically.

On other vehicles of mine, we’d just tweak the adjustment bits. But this picture looks like it is slightly different, but just a drop in replacement.

Yes, these raise the suspension.

 

[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

Ok it wasn’t clear came as a set of 4, I mean only shows 2 in the main photo, text details also doesn’t say sold as a set of 4. If running front only will the truck allow the front end to set higher and the rear lower or will it try to level it in normal driving?

Sorry, I’ll tell the Web guys to fix that. It is a set of four that is getting sold. if you run the front only it will make the truck run flat. It will not adjust it to the rake driving when you’re driving it will run flat.

 

[Freemarket]

You have to put your address to get the shipping option, hope that helps.

Thanks for the response. I tried to re order and saw that the wrong state auto filled w my address. Fixed and now ordered! Can’t wait.

I deleted my post as well.

best regards!

 

[Treynor]

OP, do you have more pictures OR an exploded blueprint view of the install location??

 

[scottf200]

I'm an idiot.

Extract mode, put my head between the wheel well and front tire to check and still have no idea where to put these on and how they work.

Will these raise 2.125" in "Off Road" "High"?

Logically it moves a sensor where it things the each tire is located and tricks the truck into triggering the air suspension to the 'selected setting'.

Public EPC parts catalog: https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...l-service-manual-repair-manual-links-📒.12905/

Below via:
Tesla Cybertruck: In-Depth Suspension Analysis
Munro Live

 

[Roger@CYBERTRUCKco]

Logically it moves a sensor where it things the each tire is located and tricks the truck into triggering the air suspension to the 'selected setting'.

Public EPC parts catalog: https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/cybertruck-owners-manual-service-manual-repair-manual-links-?.12905/

Below via:
Tesla Cybertruck: In-Depth Suspension Analysis
Munro Live

Great video thanks for sharing.

What’s interesting is coming from the Land Rover parts development side is that the Land Rover has a larger compressor and smaller tank versus the Cybertruck, which has a smaller compressor and larger tank.

The cyber control arms are a limiting factor for the Cyber, but for 99.9% of people this will never be an issue or after thought, just like the F150.

There will be 247 guys total, that will take the cyber to the limit. Half those guys can make the correct parts.

Ooverall the cyber has a lot of ability with a few minor tweaks, I’m really impressed by its capability vs size. Job well done Tesla. ???

 

[CyberTex]

Interesting concept. I like the idea of having more clearance but it also means less buffer for the air suspension to handle bumps, potholes, etc., especially at highest settings. Could this lead to damage?

Also assuming it would be a negative for using launch mode (cheetah stance) on a Beast?

 

[LuvOrH8]

Sorry, I’ll tell the Web guys to fix that. It is a set of four that is getting sold. if you run the front only it will make the truck run flat. It will not adjust it to the rake when you’re driving it will run flat.

I’m not sure what you mean “to take the rake.” Can you expand or define that? Why would running the front only cause it to run flat, which I assume means level? As in the truck will level itself with just the front installed, is that correct?

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