Last Minute Hydro Questions

JKDream said:
Do you have your ram fittings facing slightly forward like the photo above?
That's the only reason mine don't hit.
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I have not tightened them up yet as I am still trying to figure out the ram position. When you grab the body of your ram can you rotate it quite a bit due to the Heim joints? Put a few bad pictures up that I just ran out and took in a dark garage. IMG_8850.JPGIMG_8852.JPG


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Jkzinger said:
I have not tightened them up yet as I am still trying to figure out the ram position. When you grab the body of your ram can you rotate it quite a bit due to the Heim joints? Put a few bad pictures up that I just ran out and took in a dark garage. View attachment 283360View attachment 283361


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If you loosen the jam nuts on the rod ends you should be able to rotate the cylinder towards the axle.
That should stop it from hitting.

** The rotation on the heims is normal though. It stops the ram from binding when the tie rod sweeps.
 
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jeeeep said:
that ram looks like it's mounted too low, is it really below the tie rod or is just the photo?
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Pretty sure that's how you have to run them on the 60.
If you look at Eddie's he has a skid plate from EVO for it.
 
Jkzinger said:
On the axle side I have the Dynatrac ProRock 60 mount and I used a PSC clamp on the tie rod. Both of the Heim joints on the ram are able to allow the ram to rotate back and forth probably 30 degrees or so.


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Just to be clear, you used the stock stabilizer mount on your PR60? I talked to WTOR and they suggested I weld a bracket instead of using what I already have.

If I’m correct with your install, you did not weld anything, rather used PR 60 bracket and clamp to tie rod...
 
The Cock Father said:
Just to be clear, you used the stock stabilizer mount on your PR60? I talked to WTOR and they suggested I weld a bracket instead of using what I already have.

If I’m correct with your install, you did not weld anything, rather used PR 60 bracket and clamp to tie rod...
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They prefer welded tabs for sure, but if you need to use a clamp, the only one they recommend is made by Carolina Metal Masters.



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