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straight install
those guys dont know jack about 40's trust me they wont give you an answer concerning them
but yes just a bolt on replacement
camcruisers ram assist write up
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straight install
those guys dont know jack about 40's trust me they wont give you an answer concerning them
but yes just a bolt on replacement
Maybe I missed the pic somewhere....
How is your cooler setup and plumbed into the system? I am running a Saginaw pump and hydro-assist without a cooler. Only one trip on it but, has zero issues (it was soooo nice having it… all future wheeler rigs will have it). Just want to know if this should be an upgrade in the near future.
How is your cooler setup and plumbed into the system? I am running a Saginaw pump and hydro-assist without a cooler. Only one trip on it but, has zero issues (it was soooo nice having it… all future wheeler rigs will have it). Just want to know if this should be an upgrade in the near future.
Flip the bolt that holds the ram to the tie rod and install a bumpstop so it does not get hung on the frame during flex. How is it on the road as far as response?
cooler goes in the low pressure return line from the box to the pump.
So what would be the total cost of the six stud knuckle's and 4x4 lab's steering arm's be, treeroot said i should get this set up...
kevin
kevin
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yes you should get this set up, its tough
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i fi flip that bolt the spring will catch it at full compression. i will be putting the bumpstops back on, i removed them to get better access to the work area.
i will be wheeling this weekend and will take pics and give a full update on how it went. im stoked
i will be wheeling this weekend and will take pics and give a full update on how it went. im stoked
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well its time for the conclusion and report on the ram assist, a tip for all who are about to install, bleed bleed bleed the system. trust me youll know if you have not done this well,
so went out over the weekend and i cannot say how awesome it works, i love it, it was moving me though and moved smaller rocks out of the way like it was childs play.
i highly recomend it. i would say with my set up 4x4 labs, it was a 4 out of 5 bananas on the dificulty scale the hardest part was to figure how to mount the thing.
i was very impressed. here a pic or too of some of the smaller rocks
so went out over the weekend and i cannot say how awesome it works, i love it, it was moving me though and moved smaller rocks out of the way like it was childs play.
i highly recomend it. i would say with my set up 4x4 labs, it was a 4 out of 5 bananas on the dificulty scale the hardest part was to figure how to mount the thing.
i was very impressed. here a pic or too of some of the smaller rocks
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thanks for all your help....
How is the response on the street? Did it slow down the steering response or you don't even notice it is there?
Nice write up.
Nice write up.
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How is the response on the street? Did it slow down the steering response or you don't even notice it is there?
Nice write up.
i would say that if it did slow it down its not noticable. the only thing it doesnt do is return to center, which is no biggie to me.
cant tell its even their, well i lie you can tell cuz its 50x easier to turn the wheel. on street and offroad, especially in the rocks
like poser said, "youll love it"
Hey cam, great write up makes me want to hydro assist. Is that trail up american fork canyon? If its where I think it is, its right before the rock garden. I love that trail.
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yes it is, the first is on the rock garden, its not what it used to be, let me know whe your going up next, its a decent trail
I will for sure. It'll be a while though just found that I have a bent shackle hanger. Time for SOA! Its changed even since I was up there not too long ago.
I just called them yesterday about fitting the knuckles to a 71 FJ front and they said NO. Just checking, for murphys luck sake, its a GO right? Did you use a knuckle rebuild kit for mini truck too? Or bastardize some parts?
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just got a regular ol rebuild kit,
again they dont know their fjs
again they dont know their fjs
