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08-16-2009, 10:55 AM | #1 |
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Hipsters Brake
I'm thinking that my solenoid (PG) is acting up...as everyonce in a while I get a really funky reaction time..like really bad like .100, after a normal day with teen's...
I dont see them for sale anywhere (on Hipsters website or Jegs)...is any of the other mfg'rs soleniod the same as a replacement ? Or do I have to contact them directly and get one from them...
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Re: Hipsters Brake
Ray, same answer as above..I dont see one that says it will work with a Hipster brake...should I assume that any solenoid will work with any brake ?
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Re: Hipsters Brake
Solinoid just de-energizes so how would one cause your RT's to be slow? A sticking valve maybe but the solinoid doesn't have much to do with release time.....
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I'm open to any other suggestions ....
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Re: Hipsters Brake
Dave, is it a aluminum valve body?
If so read the other transbrake thread. This issue is why I do not use the alum brake on any trans I build for myself or a customer. Hope this helps. Rick |
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Re: Hipsters Brake
Yes, sorta. All standard stroke length solenoids will work on the Hipster valve body however there are a few specials out there with different strokes. They all screw into the transmission case, 11 threads per inch thread. Ray
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Re: Hipsters Brake
just a gary federico update:
semi retired, kids are taking precedent
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