looking for hydro guidence...

hey guys,

kind of a random post i suppose but couldnt think of another way to go about it so here goes.

im working on some cars that may eventual end up running a juiced suspension and i generaly like knowing how some things work and ive got a ton of realy basic simple questions about setting things up and how it all works.

i know there are books and magazens and even message boards but im tight on cash and books are plastic wrapped, and with most of the message boards and forums i could at best sort threw a ton of posts and find the answer to one of my simple questions.

you know how you read a how to/repair manual and then think ....hmm wonder how that works right there, i mean it says it right on the page but it doesnt quite make sence. and you just wish you had a person to turn to and say "hey how does this one little thing worki dont quite understand it"

thats what im looking for preety much. some one who would be willing to answering a bunch of supper simple questions about basic hydraulic suspensions.

anybody willing to lend me an ear? just dont want to make "rookie" mistakes when i get around to it


thanx
tim

 

I got your back! ask away. basic hydros run the pump car goes up actuate the dump and release the presure car goes down.

 

For purely selfish reasons, I say fire away!

I've been intoxicated by juiced up rides since the first time I saw one in The Jerk when I was a kid ("Oh, I'm Meester Neusbaum") . I have a good amount of Lowrider back issues from a few years back. I also have a nice introductory book called "How To Build A Lowrider" I even had an idea for a car dance video game that I made a prototype for. So while I'm not practically experienced per se, I have done my fair share of research and dreaming.