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04-30-2012, 10:27 AM | #31 |
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Thorough Concepts HPPS setup with Chase Bays Power Steering Kit
Hi guys,
Hopefully this will help for some. Basically with the Thorough Concepts High Pressure setup we're only dealing with the high pressure line(s) and distribution block that incorporates the OEM sensor. When incorporating this into the Chase Bays kit, that would mean that you are either replacing their stainless steel line with one of our full setups (recommended because this definitely works), or you are purchasing our distribution block with the following assumptions: 1) the stainless line that comes from chase bays is the correct length to be used either from the power steering rack to the distribution block, or from the distribution block to the pump. 2) you can make/purchase a line the correct length to be used on the other side of the block (where you don't have the CB line) again either from rack to block or block to pump. Here are a couple photographs with references on each (red circle on pump, yellow on rack), I apologize that one is a bit blurry. This first picture is of the Chase Bays kit's stainless steel line running directly from the pump to the rack. NOTE: this photograph is directly from Chase Bays installation guide. This second picture is a side view of an installed Thorough Concepts High Pressure Power Steering Setup on one of our jigs for better visibility. Please take note that the green circle is around the installed distribution block. I hope this helps some people. It basically is all about the lengths of the high pressure side line(s). Hope this was useful to some. Keep the questions coming and we'll keep doing our best to answer them! You can also email us directly at: [email protected] and we'll respond ASAP. |
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