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Can Yah Hear That China!
Age: 23
Join Date: Aug 2003
Posts: 926
Location: Fresno, CA User is: OffLine ![]() |
im planning on juicing my truck hopefully just before spring break, i dont knw much but this is the setup i think is right for me:
- 2 pumps - 4 batt (1 bay) - 4 dumps - 8 switch i knw i should use accumulators for a smoothed ride but what determines how many i need? would i be fine with 2 accumulators? also, i would be able to 3 wheel correct? just pump up, then dump one side? any guide lines that i should knw about before juming into this? i will put a chain bridge for saftey. but i dont think 2 pumps is enough for hopping ? right or wrong? I plan on ordering through showtime, has anyone dealed with them? what are some names i should look towards or stay way from? you input is appreciated. -brent ![]() |
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Registered User
Join Date: Sep 2002
Posts: 185
Location: Ridgely, MD User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Am i doin this right?
You should have an accumulator for each wheel, (or each dump, rather)... You will be able to 3 wheel, while in motion. You won't be able to sit and hold it...and you can hop with 1 pump (most pumps on the market are 6000 psi pumps)... Height will be determined by what kind of springs you have. I can get about 6" on 4 rounds of 1/2 ton full size springs...but the stiffer the spring, the higher you can get, and the ride will be worse... And you won't need a chain bridge with 2 pumps. That is when you have 2 pumps on the rear end, and you use the chain to lever the truck up to hold a 3 wheel. Most of the product out there are all about the same. And everybody will argue who is the best and worst... I personally like Pro Hopper. And there is no way in %#&& I would ever use Red's. (I used to be a dealer for them, and had major problems with thier junk...) |
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Can Yah Hear That China!
Age: 23
Join Date: Aug 2003
Posts: 926
Location: Fresno, CA User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Am i doin this right?
i drew this up real quick,
not quite sure if this is what your saying?ooops forgot attachment here it is: Last edited by HelloS10 : 02-03-2004 at 06:38 PM. |
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Registered User
Age: 23
Join Date: Mar 2002
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Re: Am i doin this right?
i got reds and hyavent had any probs (only had the truck for 3 days )
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Can Yah Hear That China!
Age: 23
Join Date: Aug 2003
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Location: Fresno, CA User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Am i doin this right?
i have another question..... with air bags you get better performance out of your bags if you install a more suitable suspention ( such as a 4 link) , but i am clueless upon hydrolics, i guess with hydraulics you can run drow over leaf like you can with bags but.... is there anything that would need to be worked on when installing the juice? i know of chain bridges (i dont need a chain bridge) but besides that?? can someone straiten this out for me?
Last edited by HelloS10 : 02-04-2004 at 02:56 AM. |
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Resident Pain in the Back
Age: 26
Join Date: Apr 2003
Posts: 107
Location: Cary, NC User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Am i doin this right?
I am not a expert on 4link vs 3link vs stock suspension etc. But I do know this, your rear suspension does matter when your doing any type of mobile suspension, your stock rear is going to constrict movement if you use it. I have a 2link with a location device (soon to be changed for a 4 link) the way it is right now I get about 8" of lift but the rear end doesn't like tilting much and the ride is horrid, also with the current 2 link setup I have my pinion angle is off and I get vibrations at 65mph+. Just thought I would throw my penny in there, go with a good rear end like a 4 link.
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Rollin Car Club
Age: 31
Join Date: Dec 2002
Posts: 214
Location: Ft. Myers, FL User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Am i doin this right?
If you go to www.prohopper.com, there is a step-by-step tutorial on how to install juice in an s-10. It teaches you a lot about it if you haven't seen it before or haven't done any installations. There are so many different ways to set-up a rear-end, you'll have to do some investigating and figure it out yourself. Go to a Lowrider show near you if at all possible, and ask questions. The biggest differences are in what wheel sizes your going to run. If you do some 13's or 14's, the notch isn't necessary and you can weld everything onto the frame rails like in the prohopper tutorial. 17's and bigger, notch will be necessary and then your rear set-up will look like a bagged dragger. As in, monster notch, notch bridge, and your cylinder assembly built onto the bridge. There are other ways, but this should get you started. |
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Sittin on Chrome
Age: 30
Join Date: Feb 2003
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Re: Am i doin this right?
my $.02 Peace |
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Can Yah Hear That China!
Age: 23
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Re: Am i doin this right?
eacyde, what are you running? and are you running it on your s10? i may hop from time to time to show off a little but im decided im just gonna stick with F/B then add a link and 1 more pump later on for S/S and standing 3wheel.
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Sittin on Chrome
Age: 30
Join Date: Feb 2003
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Check the links in my signature. the video of me hittin the switches gives you an idea, but the Batts were pretty dead so it is kind of slow. Any other questions just holla Peace |
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Can Yah Hear That China!
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Re: Am i doin this right?
i want to be on the safe side so im gonna hold of on hitting side to side until i have the proper suspention.... i dont want to end up breaking someing while hitting switches
Brent Last edited by HelloS10 : 02-06-2004 at 02:02 AM. |
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Sittin on Chrome
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dont be a pussy
Age: 26
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Re: Am i doin this right?
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Can Yah Hear That China!
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Re: Am i doin this right?
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Registered User
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Re: Am i doin this right?
I did it... |
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Registered User
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Re: Am i doin this right?
You dont need a chain bridge. I highly recommend not doing Dro over mono leaf, unless u are only going to do it for like 1 mth. i still would stear away from it. Get a 4 link, put the 4 link in at the same time as the dro's. u can hop with 2 pumps. With Showtime, i have never dealt with them nor anyone who runs their products, I personally have never had a problem with CCE (www.coolcars.org) pumps and if u buy hijakker through them u get internal dumps (cleans up the pumps a lot not 4 other hoses sitting on top of the pumps). I have a friend that is selling his dros right now actually if u want me to get ahold of him and see how much he wants for them. They were in satlled in a s10 but he took them out to sell the truck. If u want i can contact him, just shoot me a pm or email. |
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Can Yah Hear That China!
Age: 23
Join Date: Aug 2003
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Location: Fresno, CA User is: OffLine ![]() |
Re: Am i doin this right?
dont get me wrong, i didnt necessarily say you cant run a 4 link with droz, i was just wondering if there was a difference with running it with the two(bags or juice). i just figured they are two different things and may not be able to relate towards a 4link. thx
Brent |
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