lee majors

ok, so i'm trying to rig somethin up to my "teach" step to put it up and down. i want to use an actuator(linear) (electric or air). so whats the smallest actuator i could buy that would work. also, if i use an air driven act., could i use two co2 canisters(one empty)?

Standupnfall

Would be good if you could hook it up to a "Stoppie Flip Sensor" so as it approaches your head it will flip back in and only smash you with a soft seat.

Towlieee

Eh, sounds like too much **** to go wrong mid wheelie

lee majors

na, it's a simple concept(failproof). i work on an assembly line at work and these things(small, large) are incorporated into everything and never fail(+ they cycle about 12,000 times a day). just a piston in a cylinder(either air driven or electric motor). i'd like to put the step down for endos and know i'll never do it manually(takes to much time).

lee majors

think i found my answer. linak la12

NAARDEN INC

Go with electric, they are so easy and reliable. air would be a pain in the *** and would have to keep pressure (adding to what could go wrong) electric it either works or it doesn't. Metra electronics has a bunch of them, I built this car a long time ago and used a **** load of them to open the doors, the hatch, etc and they never failed even under ridiculous loads
http://www.carstereo.com/ces_view.cfm?profile_id=14

y2kmk

step = 12 bar?