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flydive Member Since: 16 May 2007 Location: South Posts: 1213 |
Last week I installed the LLAMS height controller
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Wed Jan 19 2011 12:18pm |
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Vadim Member Since: 20 Apr 2010 Location: London Posts: 855 |
Very cool, especially the fact about no speed limit with on-road+50. However, what's the point of on-road-20? Vadim A. |
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Wed Jan 19 2011 2:21pm |
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flydive Member Since: 16 May 2007 Location: South Posts: 1213 |
Nothing permanent, except maybe the switch, but it all depends where and how you install it. Here is how I "temporarily" installed mine. I'm planning in covering it and the plugs with matching leather as soon as a get some spare in the kit you get a box with the IC, a wiring harness and the switch. You unplug 2 connectors from the suspensions ECU, plug them to the harness and plug the harness to the ECU. Then connect a plug to the IC box. To remove all it would take about 30 min, the main job is the removal and reassembly of the interior trim. You also get a loop-back plug if you want to temporarily disable the add-on without removing it and the harness.
To look cool Also, is the setting that you automatically get when speed over 160 Km/h, so it probably improves a bit the handling at speed '08 RRS TDV8 I converted my diesel RRS to run on an environmentally friendly mixture of caribou fat and baby seals oil |
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Wed Jan 19 2011 2:24pm |
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Jimmy_75000 Member Since: 06 Oct 2006 Location: London, UK Posts: 1146 |
On long highway driving, I have a tendency to go above 160km/h in order to have the car lower and then reduce speed to "normal" highway driving... Car is much nicer to drive at 130km/h in the "high speed" height Thank you FlyDive Range Rover Vogue ‘17 TDV6 Gone: Range Rover Vogue '11 4.4TDV8, Range Rover Sport ‘59, Range Rover Sport ‘56 |
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Wed Jan 19 2011 2:54pm |
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lespes Member Since: 16 Jun 2008 Location: Channel Islands Posts: 1052 |
Looks weelllllll good , finally the option is available that should be a standard fit
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Wed Jan 19 2011 7:42pm |
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ciaa Member Since: 31 Mar 2009 Location: Dubai Posts: 70 |
Flydrive,
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Thu Jan 20 2011 6:28pm |
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disco4x4au Member Since: 17 Nov 2009 Location: Perth Posts: 147 |
The effect on the air bags is identical whether using LLAMS or different rods, so any ride variations would be the same.
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Fri Jan 21 2011 12:09am |
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flydive Member Since: 16 May 2007 Location: South Posts: 1213 |
Don't know, ride seems good at -20, but did not use it extensively and not really on bad surfaces.
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Fri Jan 21 2011 8:15am |
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umbertob Member Since: 22 Sep 2005 Location: Pasadena, CA Posts: 944 |
Just wanted to add a couple of photos of the installed switch for the LLAMS height controller I recently purchased for my 2006 NAS RRS, I picked the "blank" on the lower left of the steering wheel. On newer builds that place may not be available as that's where the electric steering column switch would be located, but for my 2006 with manual adjustments it worked out just fine. Short of losing the 12v receptacle or nearby ashtray, I could not find another suitable place to install the switch on the center console of the Sport, the "blanks" on the radio and climate control panel are too small for the switch.
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Thu Apr 21 2011 8:20pm |
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