RoyalFlush@PCB
Shootin' The Crap
- Location
- PCB
Electricians are more likely to bend pipe/conduit----I don't own a pipe bender. :wall:
New Superjet Steering Systems only 80 bucks!?
- Thread starter jeepmark4x4
- Start date
Electricians are more likely to bend pipe/conduit----I don't own a pipe bender. :wall:
SXIPro
JM781 Big Bore
- Location
- Here on the 'X' mostly
Point taken. PVC probably doesn't bend too well at all :nutkick:
FL-cracker
X-H2O
- Location
- old exit 72 Melbourne
And metal weakens when you bend it. Bad idea.
- Location
- mobile alabama
can you just let me use one for a bit?
i ll send it back when im done
i ll send it back when im done
stredman
stredman
Any reviews of this from riders? How does it compare to a UMI or Xmetal system?
- Location
- League City (Houston), TX
I was wondering this also. Considering either this or the WDK one. The WDK is out of stock though...
FreestyleFreak
Region 7 AM Freestyle
- Location
- 615
steering system
I am def. picking one of these up.
Do wanna see a pic installed.
I am def. picking one of these up.
Do wanna see a pic installed.
- Location
- Webster, NY
Alright guys, so I've run this system for a few weeks now and am very pleased with it. I got the -4 system off Mark and was very impressed to see how short the plate really was. The system literally took just a few minutes to install once I had the old system off. The only thing I've changed about it was that instead of the two squish nuts, I used a m20 castle nut. With my AC pole I just could not get on the two nuts to tighten them down correctly. I could have flipped the bolt upside down but I got the nut for free from fastenal and it took just a few minutes. However, for all you guys running a stock, xmetal or umi pole you won't have this problem because the pole is a solid piece of aluminum so getting a wrench on the top nut won't be such a pain in the a$$. I took a few pics of the system on my ski and hope this helps everyone out. In my honest opinion you can't beat the price for what you're getting. No more messing around with bearings or just a great cheap mod to upgrade from stock. If anyone has questions just let them fly and I'll try to get back to ya soon.
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SXIPro
JM781 Big Bore
- Location
- Here on the 'X' mostly
Got an extra castle nut you'd like to part with? :shhh:
- Location
- Webster, NY
You know that's kinda funny cuz I actually ordered two of those damn nuts and they only got me one. If you have a fastenal close to you then it shouldn't be to hard to find or another really good hardware store should be able to help ya out. If you can't find one let me know and I'll just go order a whole batch of them for other guys as well.
is it safe to use the outer hole on this plate or will it break steering cables?
- Location
- Webster, NY
Yes it's safe in my opinion. I would be using it but that means I would have to cut off the tab on the right side that is used to mount the chinpad. I'll probably just end up grinding enough away so I can use the outer hole.
Idok
F1pro
- Location
- Nations oldest muthaF+++kin city
this is an AWESOME mod for a stock square......use the -4 and you dont have to cut the pole at all!
cycojon
addicted to my superjet
- Location
- riverside ca
hey E rok, do the bars wobble side to side like with the UMI system? i can't stand how the umi feels so sloppy...
- Location
- Webster, NY
Dude I know exactly what you're talking about and honestly that is something that just drives me crazy too. The way I have it set up right now there is absolutely no play what so ever. I rode again today and I can't tell you how good it feels to never have to tighten that stupid nut anymore, now if I could only get the motor running prime too.
- Location
- Webster, NY
Yup, just take the bushings out of a stock turnplate and throw it on.