Tapage
Club 4X4 Panamá
Not too hard core .. ( well actually I'm a hard core baby compared to some build here ) .. but here is my question ..
As many maybe know I wheel my Tencha with chains in heavy mud down here .. I'm on factory PS system .. rebuild box and pump .. but seems my pump aren't holding anymore ..
Usually after a heavy trail section front locked and chained I loos some steering smooth due to the effort on the front axle and steering .. after it cold everything back to the normal ..
My steering aren't uber smoth but aceptable .. now I'm dealing with virtually no PS .. on the street, not to metion on the trail with lockers ..
Yes .. I know I need to go to hydro piston .. but it don't gonna make any diference with my stock tired PS pump ..
So after this long story .. I'm looking for a option ..
I was thinking in PSC PS pumps .. 175 or so .. aren't bad .. but just wodering if there are not other option that funtion for me .. ?
I need a remote reservoir pump .. and v pulley, the rest I need to create a braket on my 2H ( the worse place to run a PS pump .. )
thanks for all comments ..
cheers,
David
As many maybe know I wheel my Tencha with chains in heavy mud down here .. I'm on factory PS system .. rebuild box and pump .. but seems my pump aren't holding anymore ..
Usually after a heavy trail section front locked and chained I loos some steering smooth due to the effort on the front axle and steering .. after it cold everything back to the normal ..
My steering aren't uber smoth but aceptable .. now I'm dealing with virtually no PS .. on the street, not to metion on the trail with lockers ..
Yes .. I know I need to go to hydro piston .. but it don't gonna make any diference with my stock tired PS pump ..
So after this long story .. I'm looking for a option ..
I was thinking in PSC PS pumps .. 175 or so .. aren't bad .. but just wodering if there are not other option that funtion for me .. ?
I need a remote reservoir pump .. and v pulley, the rest I need to create a braket on my 2H ( the worse place to run a PS pump .. )
thanks for all comments ..
cheers,
David