Made me a steering stop.
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I've always been under the impression that with HA, the steering box will not keep putting pressure on the cylinder/ram when it maxes out side to side negating the need for steering stops. The orbitals in full hydro are another story.
I thought the stops go inside the ram
IdeallyQuote:
Originally Posted by RCcola55
so why couldn't one go inside this ram?
It could, im sure it was done that way due to time constraintsQuote:
Originally Posted by sasquatch
Travis and I made up this bracket. It's really tight under there.
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here's how psc says to mount it.
http://www.pscmotorsports.com/media/...sist_kit_1.jpg
so you did the complete opposite?
That uses diff cover bolts and my ram is bigger than that.
thats a 2011 truck! must be a bad bitch to need hydro assistQuote:
Originally Posted by TdmayfieldIV
Or it could just be owned by one of your diesel douche friends :flipoff2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hellbent
first you need a longer bolt for the axle side mount
second, is the 'stop' secured in any way, so it cant slide up and down the shaft, if not i bet you will get a gouge in the shaft and then start leaking fluid
Stop will be securedQuote:
Originally Posted by bcolman
The mount is not perfect, but should work for TCC, and it will be called the "plate-30" ram kit.
any idea of how you are going to secure the stop?
also the mount doesnt look that bad, but you may need one of those ram skid plates like jb has/had