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fbmbks


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posted March 09, 2010 11:32 AM        
gonna need a little assistance

airshifter came in today but with no instructions, bought the wiring harness (for coils and horn with a switch) from mps and has the instructions for the harness and killbox, the mps c02 unit should be here tomorrow and im sure that has instructions to but as far as the plumbing for the ram ans such im clueless

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kawasakijockey


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posted March 09, 2010 12:00 PM        
It is simple. Bottle to solenoid to air ram. ????
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fbmbks


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posted March 09, 2010 12:20 PM        
lol well the 2 wires on the solenoid? and where is the best place to put the solenoid, i know its suppose to stay close to the ram but im not sure where is the best place to mount it, also what ms do you guys set the kill box at?
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posted March 09, 2010 12:41 PM        
40 ms to start with on kill, and 40 ms delay if the solenoid is 6-12" away,
you can run zero delay if you mount the solenoid right on the ram, which is the best way, and ideal.

might be able to run less kill time depending on the trans and load you are putting on it.
back cut trans with billet shift shafts enguage more positive, quicker, and more consistent, for example.
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The Red Rebel


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posted March 09, 2010 01:35 PM        
hey...Im not rocket scientist cause if I was I would have the answer for you...lol...But the best thing I can advise you to do would be to call the company and speck to someone who can help you out. I know from my experices, calling always helped. Give it a try and see what happens...If you cant get the desired help...well your stuck with an airshifter you can install but atleast you kno better for next time to not buy anything from that company again...Sorry I could not have been more helpful.
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SixSixoh6


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posted March 09, 2010 02:03 PM        
I put everything in the airbox, def was a PITA but there's not too many other options
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fbmbks


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posted March 09, 2010 06:38 PM        
alright, thanks should be able to figure it all out, shose wires gotta go into the wireing harness so reading along should solve the problem
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Bently


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posted March 09, 2010 06:48 PM        
quote:
I put everything in the airbox, def was a PITA but there's not too many other options


You put all your air shifter stuff inside the airbox(frame).?

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fbmbks


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posted March 09, 2010 07:01 PM        
lol thats what I was wondering too, checked mps website and there instruction board solved my 2 missing wires should be fun installing all these wires haha anyways thanks again for the help fellas, think i owe a few ppl here beers w all my questions
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