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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: Luke on January 07, 2009, 05:50:28 AM
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Looking for any opinions on RRO toyota power steering kit, maybe some pictures. I was looking at the sidekick PS but they say it's lame
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I run the sidekick PS with 33x12.5 tires with no problem and the install was simple it took about 2 hours.
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Sidekick P/S isn't as lame as RRO is...
They are pretty hit or miss on there shipments, unless your walking distance from them.
Where are you from? Whats your set up, what kind of terrain do you wheel?
Most of the people that say sidekick P/S is weak are rock crawling, there's a lot of cranking lock to lock while your stopped. With bigger tires that's where the system shows its weakness.
My .02
Amilla
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Keep a record of who you talked to, what time/date, and what you talked about every time you speak with someone. The log will come in handy when you have to talk to Visa or Mastercard about not receiving your purchase.
Yes. Seriously.
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The RRO Toyota kit as AWESOME. its a two hour install and is simple as hell
It "Bolts on" no welding. The hardest part is installing the new pully, Well actually its getting the old single one off, putting the dbl on is simple.
Im not sure why everyone doesnt like RRO. Ive personaly purchased ALOT of item from them with no problems. But them again I always ask if the item is avalible and ready to ship.
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Wow RRO isn't doing a very good job when it comes to public reations are they. I don't really plan on living on the rocks so sidekick steering might work for me too.
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My kick pump & box worked in the Rubicon moving my 35" tires. I did the "washer" upgrade to get more pressure. I didn't drill out the regulator hole to get more volume 'cause it was a PITA to get the drill in there without pulling the pump. I also added a 2-pass oil cooler into the low-pressure (return) side. I put it behind the driver's headlight 'cause I didn't have the right length tube to put in anywhere else... and that stopped the fluid from boiling.