I put a 60 amp battery switch in line on my ground side where my two 6 volt batteries connect, hot from one side and ground from the other with switch in the middle. When I was at the races my generator got low on oil and shut off and the batteries ...
I took your advice about the link arm bushings for the front and am replacing them with Moog, arm and bushings. I saw bushings for the rear sway bar but when I checked my rig out it doesn't have a rear sway bar. I did some research and found the He...
I've had the Motor Home for 2 yrs and it has had a new gear box installed, assist rear leaf spring added, Safe-T-Plus steering shock installed, and I still am having problems with it floating on the open road. It has Kingpin suspension in the front ...
Thanks,I will move the switch to the hot side (red), and try that. That will also make it easier for me to charge the batteries while docked with my battery charger. I will also get a #4 gauge red line because I think that's what my hot line is.
OK folks let me explain this a little better. I have two 6V batteries in series, so there is only one hot and one ground (red and black) that are used in the system for 12V. The other hot of one battery is connected to the ground of the other batte...
Hey guys, got the Hellrig rear sway installed...welded the end link brackets cause their mount looked weak and my frame holes didn't line up. Just got back for the races in Ft. Worth and I will tell you all that my rig drove a lot better and held th...
Hey guys,I want to thank you for your help, and finding that price for me. When I finish installing the new front end links from Moog I will drive it and report the difference in handling, and then will do the same thing after installing the rear sw...
Thanks Guys for the input, especially from Sunny Florida. The weight issue I know is a little touchy because of how far the chassis extends beyond the rear axle. That being said, this rig could not have driven this way when new, and I'm the second ...
