I just installed these on my wife's 2015 Yukon Denali and so far so good. No codes or errors throwing and new shocks are working great @ 100 dollars instead of 1,500 dollars. Great product so far.
You can view our vehicle support list on our website: shocksims.com/vehicles.html And you can see our latest bypass kit the OBD/SS in our shop: shocksims.com/shop.html#!/OBD-SS-Module/p/553911289/category=0
RPO 6MP outlines a suspension group and not necessarily a style of adaptive/active suspension. You are looking for a Z45 or Z95 code. What model is your 2020 GMC? If it is a 2020 Sierra with Z45 - ADAPTIVE RIDE CONTROL SUSPENSION, then you will need to follow our RUclips video outlining how to bypass the active suspension solenoids for FREE. If it is a 2020 Yukon/XL with the Z95 then you can use this kit (or our OBD/SS) to bypass it. Checkout this GM Tech link describing the new QR code / RPO information. gm-techlink.com/?p=9801 Thanks!
@@morr2010 Is your Denali a Sierra or Yukon? Based on our last comment that will tell you what solution will work for you. But to go further to be 100% sure. Did you get the RPO list from the QR code as shown in the article? We can't identify RPO listings from VIN composition. Where is the 'L' located in your VIN? 10 position = Year = '2020' 5th position = Series = 2500 Fleet/Base If it is in the 10th position that just says it is indeed a 2020, if it is also in the 6th position you have a 2500 series truck that does not have active suspension. Thanks again and we look forward to helping.
Hello i have a 2017 yukon denali I wanna make the delete of the mageride On the 4 shocks but i just wanna keep the rear air ride which kit do i need. I’m thinking on use AC DELCO front shock WITHOUT magnetic and rear shock WITH air ride but NOT magnetic
Use Monroe 139104 in the front and any of the non-mag autolevel AC Delco Shocks in the rear. Check out the "Recommended shock/strut replacement options for 2015+ Trucks/SUVs" section of our FAQs on ShockSims.com Also, feel free to give us a call.
Thanks for the comment! 100% correct. If you just replacing the shocks we recommend our OBDSS module. See OBDSS module (RUclips Video) it is the easiest way to bypass the OEM magneride. Siimply unplug your stock shocks, plug it into the OBD port and power plug behind the brake pedal and you're good to go. This particular kit is for vehicles that have an extreme lift (+6") or lowering (-4") and the ride height sensors are being removed from the chassis. www.ShockSims.com has a video explaining the different between the two. Keep the questions coming we are here to help.
If the factory suspension is staying in the rear, you will only need a Half Kit for the front, a ride height trim procedure is also recommended. The rear will have a high chance of failure, it will sound like a knocking when going over bumps. We suggest going with the OBD/SS. Link to the product: www.shocksims.com/valuemeals.html#!/OBD-SS/p/413421160/category=0 The OBD/SS will not require you to touch the height sensors at any corner and lives safely in the vehicle. It will also bypass the rear when the time comes to replace them. Link to install video: ruclips.net/video/D1PxsDwzqBE/видео.html
Hey, we put this bypass kit on our Denali about 5 months ago and didn’t have and messages on the dash for about 3 months but now we have the service suspension message and we can’t get it to go off. Can you please tell me what we need to do?
Hi Teresa, Thanks for reaching out to us. Give us a call or fill out our contact us form. We will help you figure out what is causing the "Service Suspension" message and help you solve it. If it is due to any of our components we will get you replacements out ASAP. Hope to hear from you soon.
I put Dorman Struts Magnetic on 2008 Escalade. After it’s driven a while, the service traction control light comes on. If I bypass to fool the computer, will my magnetic front struts still operate like they should?
We do not sell a product for the 2008-2014 Trucks or SUVs, and we have no experience with that strut. But, any bypassing that is done to simulate the shock will not allow the shock to operate. As for the message: The 'Service Traction Control' light might be related to a lift or lower kit. A service message related to the magneride would say 'Service Suspension'. Can you scan the vehicle with a diagnostic tool? What kind of DTCs are you getting?
You can view our install guide on our website for a more detailed look into the install. shocksims.com/instructions.html The short and sweet of it is: 1) Install Ride Height Simulators 2) Highly Suggested** - Perform Ride Height Trim Procedure 3) Install Shock Simulators Done! We also have our OBD/SS that requires no diagnostic tools or shop to install. Plug the module into the OBD2 port and all the suspension related error codes are gone. Check the install video out here: ruclips.net/video/D1PxsDwzqBE/видео.html Check out the instructions here: shocksims.com/instructions.html
You will regret it magride sucks plain and simple so many problems rides like shit. My 07 Tahoe lt with 245k miles on 24" wheels drives way smoother than my 15 Tahoe ltz with 100k stock 22" wheels
Hello, our bypass kits are for 2015+ SUVs and trucks, but the link shows how you can bypass older-style Z55 magnerides with these resistors. www.shocksims.com/FAQ.html#z55_bypass
I bought the multi piece full kit for install in my yukon Denali 2016, only intake front sensors and change, suspension service messgae continued to appear on the dashboard, remove the sensors and clean all the connections and it worked fine, at after 3 hours of driving the message appears again (suspension service), Since I already had the 4 new rear sensors, I installed them in the front, and it works fine. After 1 hour of driving, the message appears again.what could be happening?
شكرا على التعليق. أنا أستخدم ترجمة جوجل، يرجى التحلي بالصبر ... :) إن نظام تحديد المواقع العالمي (OBDSS) الخاص بنا هو نسخة أكثر قوة من أنظمة التجاوز الخاصة بنا. انقر هنا: shocksims.com/shop.html#!/OBD-SS-Module/p/553911289/category=0 يتم توصيله مباشرة بمنفذ OBD2 ويتجاوز التعليق الإلكتروني. لدينا أيضًا أدوات لتزويدك بمنفذ Obd2 الخاص بك. انقر هنا: shocksims.com/shop.html#!/Mountable-OBDII-Y-Splitter-Cable/p/590412802/category=127526635 يمكنك مشاهدة فيديو التثبيت الجديد هنا. انقر هنا: ruclips.net/video/al2eRPVrGVQ/видео.html أخبرنا إذا كان هناك أي شيء آخر يمكننا المساعدة فيه. :)
From our FAQ (shocksims.com/#FAQ): Most of our SUV customers that need front struts go with a pair of: Monroe front struts: 139104 and our half kit. Compatible with Tahoe/Suburban LTZ, Yukon/Yukon XL Denali, Escalade. Including factory 22" wheels Other Helpful part numbers: Monroe rear shock: 911506 (non-magnetic, WITHOUT auto level air) See FAQ below about non-magnetic Auto Level Rear options (non-magnetic, WITH auto level air) AC Delco rear shock: 540-1675 (2015 Escalade, Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, YukonXL) AC Delco rear shock: 540-1723 (2016-2020 Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, YukonXL, 16-19 Escalade) Fox Part Numbers 2015 and up Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, YukonXL, Escalade and Sierra Front Coilover: 985-02-018 Rear shocks: 980-24-660 Sierra Truck Monroe Part Numbers 2015 and up Sierra Denali Front (4WD): 239112 Front (2WD): 139112 Be sure to double check part number compatibitlity with your year and model or give us a call.
Yes! Our kit is even easier with the OBD/SS, OBD/SS Page: www.shocksims.com/valuemeals.html#!/OBD-SS/p/413421160/category=127526635 OBD/SS Install Video: ruclips.net/video/D1PxsDwzqBE/видео.html
Checkout the videos on www.shocksims.com/ to learn more about our kits and which one is right for your vehicle. Full kit is $435 shipped Half kit is $260 shipped OBD/SS - $335 shipped Thanks for the comment!
Yes I just did the font magnetic ride delete only on my vechical last week and replaced my coilovers with aftermarket ones it really is this simple plug and play
A A what brand of aftermarket front coilovers did you go with? I’m looking into doing the same thing on my 2016 LTZ Tahoe. Dealer replaced all four magnetic shocks under warranty but it still rides horrible. That’s why I’m looking into getting the magnaride delete kit.l from Xineering.
edwardm419 Magnaride supposed to be the best ride you can get. In trucks you have to get the Denali Model, the highest trim level in Chevy trucks doesn’t come with it
@@edwardm419 same with our 15 Yukon Denali. It still rides like shiz. We drove over a bypass bridge other week and it's kinda wavy. The Yukon got to bouncing to much it was like we had hydrolics on it. We were close to being outta control. Wife it's trying to sell it now. We just can't stand to ride in it and dealers won't do anything to fix it. This is coming from a 07 Yukon Denali. We know the difference in ride. My kids prefer to ride in my lifted f150 cause it's just smoother. I printed out sheets from GMC on software update for it and calibration procedure. They wouldn't even do it.
Just ordered this kit and can't wait to delete the OEM suspension. Can I go ahead and install my Monroe's and drive around until the bypass kit comes in the mail? I understand the dash light will illuminate and speed limited to 80mph?
Thanks for your order and comment! YES Sir! You can install your new Monroe's now, drive around and enjoy the smoother ride. When our kit arrives, install per the instructions and your SCM (Suspension Control Module) will be good to go!
@@xineering sorry one more question. Do I need a new insulator/pad or cup for the Monroe's I've bought (139104) or are they drop ins? Sorry not sure what all components are there till I crack it apart.
@@Bthast62 They are drop in. Three nuts on the top and two bolts on the bottom. Install tip: Loosen (don't remove) the sway bar link from the lower control arm to get more room to get the new strut in there.
@@xineering I finally got around to installing my kit and I'm still getting all kinds of service suspension, leveling system errors. Even got a service trailer brake system error 🙄 all 8 sensors are installed and I did the leveling bypass (connecting tube from driver to passenger lines). I reset battery. What else? Help!
I'm trying to put a 7in lift on my 2012 yukon denali but everyone I find is over 1200 dollars more because I have the auto ride feature will this take away that feature so I can purchase a more reasonable lift ??
Our kits are for the 2015 and up Trucks and SUVs. Shoot us and email xineering@gmail.com or fill out our Contact Us form and we will tell you how to bypass the AutoLevel Air and Z55 AutoRide shocks.
Hello, change the rear shock absorbers of my Acura MDX 3.5L 2008, for non-electronic ones, you have the kit to avoid signs on the dash of the car, how much do they cost..
Hi Claudia, Thanks for the comment. We haven't looked into the MDX. Fill out our Contact Us form as www.shocksims.com, we can do some research and get back to you. Thanks again!
What vehicle (year/model) do you have? I will assume truck or SUV for this reply. If you want a better ride you will need new struts (front)/shocks (rear). Start with replacing the front pair of struts. We rarely see failed rear shocks, so unless you know for a fact the rears are bad and leaking leave them alone. NOTE: Bypassing the magneride control with our kit will remove the ability of the SCM (Suspension Control Module) to make adjustments to your struts/shocks. You can do that now by simply unplugging your shocks (2 pin connectors) and driving around to see how it rides without the SCM connected to them. You will have a service suspension light (and 80 mph speed limiter) while they are disconnected, but that will go away when you plug them back OR install our kit. But again, we would not expect a better ride from bad shocks with or without SCM interaction.
@@xineering i have a 2016 Tahoe LTZ just like the one in the video, i have the magna-ride suspension, and it rides horribly, i knoe for a fact both front struts are leaking, but im not shure about the rear, i will have to look into it, if i install your By-pass kit, woulf i have any unwanted cluster lights, and once i install your kit, will the 80 mph limiter go away ?
@@chinofajardo5591 Thanks for the comment! Our bypass kits makes the truck think your magneride is operating as normal. You will not have an 80mph speed limiter nor 'Service Suspension' messages on the dash
@@chinofajardo5591 Yup! Each kit comes with very detailed instructions as well. One note: If you have a Sierra Denali Truck you will need to perform the ride height trim procedure with our USB scan tool after installing the ride height simulators and before install the shock simulators. shocksims.com/images/Kit_Install_Current.pdf See the bottom of page 1 for more detail. Let us know if you have any other quesitons. Thanks, Max
2015 and up SUVs and Trucks Suburban LTZ, Tahoe LTZ, Yukon Denali, YukonXL Denali, Sierra Denali, and Cadillac Escalade See our website www.shocksims.com for car support as they are a bit more split up by year/model.
Pre 2015 vehicles this can work in certain cases. Unfortunately, 2015+ Suspension Control Modules (SCM) are significantly more powerful. With more sophisticated calibrations, these modules can wipeout a simple resistor within a couple miles. Our two component system allows for a fully simulated magneride suspension, keeping the powerful SCM happy and the dashboard free of messages.
I just installed these on my wife's 2015 Yukon Denali and so far so good. No codes or errors throwing and new shocks are working great @ 100 dollars instead of 1,500 dollars. Great product so far.
What shocks did you go with? Also, what is the price of this kit?
This is applied for what models
You can view our vehicle support list on our website:
shocksims.com/vehicles.html
And you can see our latest bypass kit the OBD/SS in our shop:
shocksims.com/shop.html#!/OBD-SS-Module/p/553911289/category=0
I have a 2020 GMC RPO 6MP. Is this compatible for the front? I don’t see anything on your website for 6MP
RPO 6MP outlines a suspension group and not necessarily a style of adaptive/active suspension. You are looking for a Z45 or Z95 code.
What model is your 2020 GMC?
If it is a 2020 Sierra with Z45 - ADAPTIVE RIDE CONTROL SUSPENSION, then you will need to follow our RUclips video outlining how to bypass the active suspension solenoids for FREE.
If it is a 2020 Yukon/XL with the Z95 then you can use this kit (or our OBD/SS) to bypass it.
Checkout this GM Tech link describing the new QR code / RPO information.
gm-techlink.com/?p=9801
Thanks!
@@xineering Denali vin: L
@@morr2010 Is your Denali a Sierra or Yukon? Based on our last comment that will tell you what solution will work for you.
But to go further to be 100% sure.
Did you get the RPO list from the QR code as shown in the article?
We can't identify RPO listings from VIN composition.
Where is the 'L' located in your VIN?
10 position = Year = '2020'
5th position = Series = 2500 Fleet/Base
If it is in the 10th position that just says it is indeed a 2020, if it is also in the 6th position you have a 2500 series truck that does not have active suspension.
Thanks again and we look forward to helping.
@@xineering How can I get it?
I have the same problem with my 2015 LTZ, can't wait to get this kit.
I have the same truck did you get the kit ? If so front and back ? And how does it ride now ?
Any update , I also have a 2015 with the same problem
Hello i have a 2017 yukon denali I wanna make the delete of the mageride On the 4 shocks but i just wanna keep the rear air ride which kit do i need.
I’m thinking on use AC DELCO front shock WITHOUT magnetic and rear shock WITH air ride but NOT magnetic
Use Monroe 139104 in the front and any of the non-mag autolevel AC Delco Shocks in the rear.
Check out the "Recommended shock/strut replacement options for 2015+ Trucks/SUVs" section of our FAQs on ShockSims.com
Also, feel free to give us a call.
Hello,correct me if I'm wrong. With this, I can by pass the oem suspension and put the shocks of my choice on there?
Thanks for the comment!
100% correct.
If you just replacing the shocks we recommend our OBDSS module.
See OBDSS module (RUclips Video) it is the easiest way to bypass the OEM magneride.
Siimply unplug your stock shocks, plug it into the OBD port and power plug behind the brake pedal and you're good to go.
This particular kit is for vehicles that have an extreme lift (+6") or lowering (-4") and the ride height sensors are being removed from the chassis.
www.ShockSims.com has a video explaining the different between the two.
Keep the questions coming we are here to help.
@Xineering LLC Great Thank you I will purchase this kit when the time comes
How well does this work?
Will I need a set for the rear if I’m still keeping the rear factory and only changing the front to regular shocks!
If the factory suspension is staying in the rear, you will only need a Half Kit for the front, a ride height trim procedure is also recommended.
The rear will have a high chance of failure, it will sound like a knocking when going over bumps.
We suggest going with the OBD/SS.
Link to the product:
www.shocksims.com/valuemeals.html#!/OBD-SS/p/413421160/category=0
The OBD/SS will not require you to touch the height sensors at any corner and lives safely in the vehicle.
It will also bypass the rear when the time comes to replace them.
Link to install video:
ruclips.net/video/D1PxsDwzqBE/видео.html
Hey, we put this bypass kit on our Denali about 5 months ago and didn’t have and messages on the dash for about 3 months but now we have the service suspension message and we can’t get it to go off. Can you please tell me what we need to do?
Hi Teresa, Thanks for reaching out to us.
Give us a call or fill out our contact us form.
We will help you figure out what is causing the "Service Suspension" message and help you solve it.
If it is due to any of our components we will get you replacements out ASAP.
Hope to hear from you soon.
So by purchasing this product I can install any size lift kit on my 2018 gmc Denali 1500?
You are correct! Head to ShockSims.com for all our solutions.
I put Dorman Struts Magnetic on 2008 Escalade. After it’s driven a while, the service traction control light comes on. If I bypass to fool the computer, will my magnetic front struts still operate like they should?
We do not sell a product for the 2008-2014 Trucks or SUVs, and we have no experience with that strut. But, any bypassing that is done to simulate the shock will not allow the shock to operate.
As for the message:
The 'Service Traction Control' light might be related to a lift or lower kit. A service message related to the magneride would say 'Service Suspension'. Can you scan the vehicle with a diagnostic tool? What kind of DTCs are you getting?
No scanning/ calibration needed after install?
You can view our install guide on our website for a more detailed look into the install.
shocksims.com/instructions.html
The short and sweet of it is:
1) Install Ride Height Simulators
2) Highly Suggested** - Perform Ride Height Trim Procedure
3) Install Shock Simulators
Done!
We also have our OBD/SS that requires no diagnostic tools or shop to install. Plug the module into the OBD2 port and all the suspension related error codes are gone.
Check the install video out here: ruclips.net/video/D1PxsDwzqBE/видео.html
Check out the instructions here: shocksims.com/instructions.html
How about the opposite kit? To be able to put magnaride on lower trim levels
You will regret it magride sucks plain and simple so many problems rides like shit. My 07 Tahoe lt with 245k miles on 24" wheels drives way smoother than my 15 Tahoe ltz with 100k stock 22" wheels
How can I get it ?
Do you have this kit for a 07 Buick Lucern CXS with magnaride?
Hello, our bypass kits are for 2015+ SUVs and trucks, but the link shows how you can bypass older-style Z55 magnerides with these resistors. www.shocksims.com/FAQ.html#z55_bypass
I bought the multi piece full kit for install in my yukon Denali 2016, only intake front sensors and change, suspension service messgae continued to appear on the dashboard, remove the sensors and clean all the connections and it worked fine, at after 3 hours of driving the message appears again (suspension service), Since I already had the 4 new rear sensors, I installed them in the front, and it works fine. After 1 hour of driving, the message appears again.what could be happening?
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شكرا على التعليق.
أنا أستخدم ترجمة جوجل، يرجى التحلي بالصبر ... :)
إن نظام تحديد المواقع العالمي (OBDSS) الخاص بنا هو نسخة أكثر قوة من أنظمة التجاوز الخاصة بنا.
انقر هنا: shocksims.com/shop.html#!/OBD-SS-Module/p/553911289/category=0
يتم توصيله مباشرة بمنفذ OBD2 ويتجاوز التعليق الإلكتروني.
لدينا أيضًا أدوات لتزويدك بمنفذ Obd2 الخاص بك.
انقر هنا: shocksims.com/shop.html#!/Mountable-OBDII-Y-Splitter-Cable/p/590412802/category=127526635
يمكنك مشاهدة فيديو التثبيت الجديد هنا. انقر هنا: ruclips.net/video/al2eRPVrGVQ/видео.html
أخبرنا إذا كان هناك أي شيء آخر يمكننا المساعدة فيه. :)
Whats the best aftermarket shocks that I should buy after installing the bypass? Any recommendations will be very helpful
From our FAQ (shocksims.com/#FAQ):
Most of our SUV customers that need front struts go with a pair of:
Monroe front struts: 139104 and our half kit.
Compatible with Tahoe/Suburban LTZ, Yukon/Yukon XL Denali, Escalade.
Including factory 22" wheels
Other Helpful part numbers:
Monroe rear shock: 911506 (non-magnetic, WITHOUT auto level air)
See FAQ below about non-magnetic Auto Level Rear options
(non-magnetic, WITH auto level air)
AC Delco rear shock: 540-1675 (2015 Escalade, Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, YukonXL)
AC Delco rear shock: 540-1723 (2016-2020 Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, YukonXL, 16-19 Escalade)
Fox Part Numbers
2015 and up Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, YukonXL, Escalade and Sierra
Front Coilover: 985-02-018
Rear shocks: 980-24-660
Sierra Truck Monroe Part Numbers
2015 and up Sierra Denali
Front (4WD): 239112
Front (2WD): 139112
Be sure to double check part number compatibitlity with your year and model or give us a call.
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Do you make these for the Z55 Autoride system in Older (00-06) Suburbans?
Sadly we do not... You can tie up your Ride Height Actuator arms to the stock position and install, 50w 6ohm resistors, tinyurl.com/53bx4z7n
So you have to connect the ride height and shock simulator to bypass or delete it?
Yes! Our kit is even easier with the OBD/SS,
OBD/SS Page: www.shocksims.com/valuemeals.html#!/OBD-SS/p/413421160/category=127526635
OBD/SS Install Video: ruclips.net/video/D1PxsDwzqBE/видео.html
What if your truck it stock ride height would you have to install ride height bypass too
What’s the cost
Checkout the videos on
www.shocksims.com/
to learn more about our kits and which one is right for your vehicle.
Full kit is $435 shipped
Half kit is $260 shipped
OBD/SS - $335 shipped
Thanks for the comment!
so just plug and play an swap in whatever shock you desire?
Yes I just did the font magnetic ride delete only on my vechical last week and replaced my coilovers with aftermarket ones it really is this simple plug and play
A A what brand of aftermarket front coilovers did you go with? I’m looking into doing the same thing on my 2016 LTZ Tahoe. Dealer replaced all four magnetic shocks under warranty but it still rides horrible. That’s why I’m looking into getting the magnaride delete kit.l from Xineering.
Why not keep Magnaride? Doesn’t it ride waay better?
edwardm419 Magnaride supposed to be the best ride you can get. In trucks you have to get the Denali Model, the highest trim level in Chevy trucks doesn’t come with it
@@edwardm419 same with our 15 Yukon Denali. It still rides like shiz. We drove over a bypass bridge other week and it's kinda wavy. The Yukon got to bouncing to much it was like we had hydrolics on it. We were close to being outta control. Wife it's trying to sell it now. We just can't stand to ride in it and dealers won't do anything to fix it. This is coming from a 07 Yukon Denali. We know the difference in ride. My kids prefer to ride in my lifted f150 cause it's just smoother. I printed out sheets from GMC on software update for it and calibration procedure. They wouldn't even do it.
If I want to lower my 2018 gmc denali 1500 at least 3”-4” in rear and maybe 1”-2” in front, which kit do you recommend?
I need a kit for my 17 sierra denali crappy front and rear shocks
Go to our web site shocksims.com/. Shocksims are race track tested.
Do you ship to canada?
Yes we do! Email us at xineering@gmail.com and someone will help you with pricing and timeline.
Thanks!
Just ordered this kit and can't wait to delete the OEM suspension. Can I go ahead and install my Monroe's and drive around until the bypass kit comes in the mail? I understand the dash light will illuminate and speed limited to 80mph?
Thanks for your order and comment!
YES Sir! You can install your new Monroe's now, drive around and enjoy the smoother ride.
When our kit arrives, install per the instructions and your SCM (Suspension Control Module) will be good to go!
@@xineering thank you for the quick reply!
@@xineering sorry one more question. Do I need a new insulator/pad or cup for the Monroe's I've bought (139104) or are they drop ins? Sorry not sure what all components are there till I crack it apart.
@@Bthast62 They are drop in. Three nuts on the top and two bolts on the bottom.
Install tip: Loosen (don't remove) the sway bar link from the lower control arm to get more room to get the new strut in there.
@@xineering I finally got around to installing my kit and I'm still getting all kinds of service suspension, leveling system errors. Even got a service trailer brake system error 🙄 all 8 sensors are installed and I did the leveling bypass (connecting tube from driver to passenger lines). I reset battery. What else? Help!
Wear can I get a hold of one of this kits
www.shocksims.com
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I'm trying to put a 7in lift on my 2012 yukon denali but everyone I find is over 1200 dollars more because I have the auto ride feature will this take away that feature so I can purchase a more reasonable lift ??
Our kits are for the 2015 and up Trucks and SUVs.
Shoot us and email xineering@gmail.com or fill out our Contact Us form and we will tell you how to bypass the AutoLevel Air and Z55 AutoRide shocks.
Hello, change the rear shock absorbers of my Acura MDX 3.5L 2008, for non-electronic ones, you have the kit to avoid signs on the dash of the car, how much do they cost..
Hi Claudia, Thanks for the comment. We haven't looked into the MDX. Fill out our Contact Us form as www.shocksims.com, we can do some research and get back to you. Thanks again!
If my coils are already bad, do i have to install new ones before the bypass, or can i just do the bypass now and expect better ride quality ?
What vehicle (year/model) do you have? I will assume truck or SUV for this reply.
If you want a better ride you will need new struts (front)/shocks (rear). Start with replacing the front pair of struts.
We rarely see failed rear shocks, so unless you know for a fact the rears are bad and leaking leave them alone.
NOTE: Bypassing the magneride control with our kit will remove the ability of the SCM (Suspension Control Module) to make adjustments to your struts/shocks. You can do that now by simply unplugging your shocks (2 pin connectors) and driving around to see how it rides without the SCM connected to them. You will have a service suspension light (and 80 mph speed limiter) while they are disconnected, but that will go away when you plug them back OR install our kit. But again, we would not expect a better ride from bad shocks with or without SCM interaction.
@@xineering i have a 2016 Tahoe LTZ just like the one in the video, i have the magna-ride suspension, and it rides horribly, i knoe for a fact both front struts are leaking, but im not shure about the rear, i will have to look into it, if i install your By-pass kit, woulf i have any unwanted cluster lights, and once i install your kit, will the 80 mph limiter go away ?
@@chinofajardo5591 Thanks for the comment! Our bypass kits makes the truck think your magneride is operating as normal.
You will not have an 80mph speed limiter nor 'Service Suspension' messages on the dash
@@xineering so basicly just a plug and play situation ! Swap out out parts and connect your similators to the truck and were good to go ?
@@chinofajardo5591 Yup! Each kit comes with very detailed instructions as well. One note: If you have a Sierra Denali Truck you will need to perform the ride height trim procedure with our USB scan tool after installing the ride height simulators and before install the shock simulators.
shocksims.com/images/Kit_Install_Current.pdf See the bottom of page 1 for more detail. Let us know if you have any other quesitons. Thanks, Max
What years does this cover?
2015 and up SUVs and Trucks
Suburban LTZ, Tahoe LTZ, Yukon Denali, YukonXL Denali, Sierra Denali, and Cadillac Escalade
See our website www.shocksims.com for car support as they are a bit more split up by year/model.
I'd rather have Bilstein all the way around
People these are a rip off just put resistors it for $3 bucks.
Pre 2015 vehicles this can work in certain cases.
Unfortunately, 2015+ Suspension Control Modules (SCM) are significantly more powerful. With more sophisticated calibrations, these modules can wipeout a simple resistor within a couple miles. Our two component system allows for a fully simulated magneride suspension, keeping the powerful SCM happy and the dashboard free of messages.
I have a 2012 yukon denali how can I delete the auto ride so I don't have to spend to more money getting a lift kit that corresponds with it ??