Questions about adding inside hydraulic steering
#12
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Thanks for the reply back. I think im going to give it a try like I said im unable to purchase it all at one time. One more question did the steering seem tight at higher speeds? I have already had my gimble and all the bellows replaced just want to tighten things up and have a little more control as my boat does reach the 80mph mark on gps. since I have added more hp.. again thank you for replying.
Oh, and as far as the original question, I didn't have a remote reservoir either and never had any issues.
#13
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How big is your boat? If it's a smaller boat I would get the single ram full system and call it done. It costs about the same as the dual ram add-on. My last boat I upgraded from a add-on to full. The full to the helm made a huge difference.
Oh, and as far as the original question, I didn't have a remote reservoir either and never had any issues.
Oh, and as far as the original question, I didn't have a remote reservoir either and never had any issues.
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Is the orfice the piece that screws into the powersteering pump that the high pressure hose connections to. And does it help and is it a good Idea to do this to mine it is a little hard to steer at the docks???
Last edited by swan2; 04-30-2012 at 01:38 PM.
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I know my inside steering kit came with a banjo fitting to be installed on the high pressure output. They may be talking about drilling into the pump itself. Don't know, I havn't taken my old fittings out yet to look for myself. I'm in progress of this install myself. I had to get the dash filled as I had some swiss cheese when I pulled off the old mechanical helm. Wasn't the first time that was changed I guess.......
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It's a fitting that unscrews from the pump. You don't drill it while its still installed in the pump.
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