Steering

[Earl 392]

Here's a really good video on the kit.

I wish there was a local shop in Tucson that puts these in on a regular basis for the 392’s

 

[ParadigmDawg]

Just got my sling off. Doctor said now things are totally different and I need to use my arm as much as possible for daily use but not to pick up anything heavier than a pound and don't reach and pick up anything. He said the more I can use it the better off I'm going to be now but to still be very careful

 

[Earl 392]

Just got my sling off. Doctor said now things are totally different and I need to use my arm as much as possible for daily use but not to pick up anything heavier than a pound and don't reach and pick up anything. He said the more I can use it the better off I'm going to be now but to still be very careful

It took 1 year for my wife to recover from that surgery. They held back on PT . That’s probably why it took so long to recover. Good news is she is 100 percent . Don’t overdo it . You’ll be back.

 

[ParadigmDawg]

It took 1 year for my wife to recover from that surgery. They held back on PT . That’s probably why it took so long to recover. Good news is she is 100 percent . Don’t overdo it . You’ll be back.

Yes sir, they say full recovery will be 8-12 months. I'm just glad that I can move my arm a little. My range of motion is horrible but all my therapy is based on increasing that.

 

[smiley]

A couple things...
1) +50 USPA/IPL Powerlifter here too (also with some shoulder issues ) that hits the gym at least 4 days/week...that platform has a special calling for sure!
2) PSC full kit sitting at my shop waiting for install too... PSC #SK689R64JP1-6.75W-1.625

keep us posted. I've been looking at them

 

[Riad]

Reviving this thread. Has anyone done the Adventure kit install? I have the PSC steering box already and was thinking of adding the pump kit so I'll end up having the Adventure kit. Other option is to do the full cylinder assist set up. No rock crawling for me - daily driving and sand on weekends so I'm not sure if I need the cylinder assist or not. Will be running 37s
Curious to know if the Adventure kit makes a big enough difference

 

[ameldorf]

I have it (belt driven pump). Im on 35s. I use the Fox ATS stabilizer. Steering is very easy but not sloppy while driving.

 

[Riad]

I have it (belt driven pump). Im on 35s. I use the Fox ATS stabilizer. Steering is very easy but not sloppy while driving.

Is this the one?

 

[ameldorf]

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Is this the one?

yes

 

[ParadigmDawg]

Reviving this thread. Has anyone done the Adventure kit install? I have the PSC steering box already and was thinking of adding the pump kit so I'll end up having the Adventure kit. Other option is to do the full cylinder assist set up. No rock crawling for me - daily driving and sand on weekends so I'm not sure if I need the cylinder assist or not. Will be running 37s
Curious to know if the Adventure kit makes a big enough difference

After going with the belt-driven hydro assist kit from PSC, I would highly recommend it. It is awesome. Better than stock on the highway, and we all know what it does off-road.

 

[Rusty762]

After going with the belt-driven hydro assist kit from PSC, I would highly recommend it. It is awesome. Better than stock on the highway, and we all know what it does off-road.

Are you running it on the stock axles?

 

[ParadigmDawg]

Are you running it on the stock axles?

Absolutely. Not doing a thing to them until they break.