Brian's '96
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Awsome Yikes! Congrats!
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Thanks guys! Not out of the woods yet. Gotta diagnose the scary noise and why the alternator isn't charging. Could be my electrical genius. The springs are way too soft. Thing is sitting 3-4" too low. Yeow! Maybe I should just put some super long shackles in the rear and call it a day.
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Nice work getting her running!
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You have a 3G alt correct? It is a way simple setup. Voltage sense and main output. Small photo but gets the job done:
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o127 ... e-alt2.jpg
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o127 ... e-alt2.jpg
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Brian the height looks fine in the pic, 3-4" higher might be alot of lift and alignment issues. How much bump do you have right now?
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looks great.......I may have missed it but are you talking front or rear...is to soft and low?
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Thanks Philo. My b-n-law stopped by and got me straightened out on it. I'll confess to my actions after a couple beers by the campfire at Pismo!philofab wrote:You have a 3G alt correct? It is a way simple setup. Voltage sense and main output. Small photo but gets the job done:
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o127 ... e-alt2.jpg
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I should have taken a picture from the front. That picture was deceiving. It was sitting at 7+ dgr's camber. Interesting enough, I put 150psi of nitrogen in the shocks and gave the coils another 1/4" of preload, drove it around for 10-15 miles and now it's sitting almost where it was before all this chaos began. I'm a happy guy! The back end was super stiff and needed a few good hits to loosen it up.convoy wrote:Brian the height looks fine in the pic, 3-4" higher might be alot of lift and alignment issues. How much bump do you have right now?
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The front. Still a tad low, but i think I'll go a little longer on the shackles to compensate.funinthesun95 wrote:looks great.......I may have missed it but are you talking front or rear...is to soft and low?
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Oh...and it's officially a grocery getter and not a driveway queen anymore. WOOOOHOOOOOOOOOO!!
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Pictures dammit!
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By the way,never drive on or extend your uncharged shocks. You'll need to check them for air now.
Sho nuff,
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B,
Too much toe-in will lower the front end 2"-3" easy with coilovers.
Too much toe-in will lower the front end 2"-3" easy with coilovers.
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yikes wrote:I should have taken a picture from the front. That picture was deceiving. It was sitting at 7+ dgr's camber. Interesting enough, I put 150psi of nitrogen in the shocks and gave the coils another 1/4" of preload, drove it around for 10-15 miles and now it's sitting almost where it was before all this chaos began. I'm a happy guy! The back end was super stiff and needed a few good hits to loosen it up.convoy wrote:Brian the height looks fine in the pic, 3-4" higher might be alot of lift and alignment issues. How much bump do you have right now?
If 1.25" shaft every 100 psi = 123 lbs of shaft force (preload)
If 1.00" shaft every 100 psi = 78 lbs of shaft force(preload)
Easy way to cheat for wrong spring rate.
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yikes wrote:Oh...and it's officially a grocery getter and not a driveway queen anymore. WOOOOHOOOOOOOOOO!!
Wow B, that look fantastic! I can't wait to see it run! I'm so stoked for you... I certainly know the joy of seeing all that work pay off! Congrats!!! And, well done Amigo!!!
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Thanks Tom! Hope you can make it out to Pismo.BajaF250 wrote:yikes wrote:Oh...and it's officially a grocery getter and not a driveway queen anymore. WOOOOHOOOOOOOOOO!!
Wow B, that look fantastic! I can't wait to see it run! I'm so stoked for you... I certainly know the joy of seeing all that work pay off! Congrats!!! And, well done Amigo!!!
Now for some more whoring, just to appease Nick.



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drive way shots ROCK!! you shout go out and wash and take some more! 
