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11/14/19, 08:28 AM
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Bronco Guru
Huntersville, NC
Joined: Oct 06
Posts: 1,013
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Sorry it took a little bit, I had to reorder a few hose connections. But I highly recommend Jaime excellent quality and super easy to work with.
 
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68 bronco half cab 393w nv4500 atlas 2 4.3 dana 44 4.88 arb rcvs detroit 35 spline rear 36' Sx's
Carolina Broncos
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11/14/19, 08:31 AM
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#32
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Contributor
Bronco Guru
20 gears forward...no reverse!
WA
Joined: Jul 01
Posts: 4,008
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Curious- is the outlet on the reservoir below the inlet on the pump in this pic? Nice looking reservoir
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11/14/19, 08:42 AM
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#33
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Bronco Guru
Huntersville, NC
Joined: Oct 06
Posts: 1,013
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Quote:
Originally Posted by nvrstuk
Curious- is the outlet on the reservoir below the inlet on the pump in this pic? Nice looking reservoir
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I can get a better picture tonight but the res inlet is a tad higher than the pump inlet. |
68 bronco half cab 393w nv4500 atlas 2 4.3 dana 44 4.88 arb rcvs detroit 35 spline rear 36' Sx's
Carolina Broncos
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11/14/19, 08:44 AM
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#34
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Bronco Guru
Huntersville, NC
Joined: Oct 06
Posts: 1,013
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Quote:
Originally Posted by nvrstuk
Curious- is the outlet on the reservoir below the inlet on the pump in this pic? Nice looking reservoir
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Found this on my phone, you can see the pump inlet in the background.
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68 bronco half cab 393w nv4500 atlas 2 4.3 dana 44 4.88 arb rcvs detroit 35 spline rear 36' Sx's
Carolina Broncos
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11/14/19, 05:47 PM
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#35
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Contributor
Bronco Guru
Baton Rouge, La
Joined: Mar 11
Posts: 2,987
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Quote:
Originally Posted by snipes243
Found this on my phone, you can see the pump inlet in the background.
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Where did that pulley for the PS Pump come from? |
"Flying Tiger" '66 U15 Wagon, 347 Stroker, FiTech, Tremec TKO 600 5spd, 4:11, A/C, PS, PB
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11/14/19, 07:21 PM
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#36
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Contributor
Full Member
Atlantic, Iowa
Joined: Aug 18
Posts: 250
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BoureeOne
Where did that pulley for the PS Pump come from?
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x2 I want to know also please |
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11/15/19, 06:38 AM
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#37
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Contributor
Bronco Guru
Lakewood Ranch
Joined: Dec 12
Posts: 2,940
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I just ordered a Remote Reservoir from JAC. Jaime was very easy to work with, great communication, and provided options for size of tank, mount location and inlet/outlet type and location. He can pretty much build you what you want.
I went with a Low mount, dual return with AN fittings.
I have no idea why the pictures are sideways. sorry.
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1976 - Ford Magnetic Paint, 351w, Sniper With Hyperspark, AX-15, Hydro PDB, PS, LUBR and Special Decor
1977 - Ford Ingot Silver Paint, Coyote, 4R70W, Hydro PDB
1969 - Gobi Paint, FiTech 306, AT, PDB, PS, LUBR
1971 - Boxwood Green, 351C, MT, PDB, PS
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11/15/19, 08:43 AM
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#38
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Bronco Guru
Huntersville, NC
Joined: Oct 06
Posts: 1,013
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BoureeOne
Where did that pulley for the PS Pump come from?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mustanggarage
x2 I want to know also please
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It is an AGR over drive pulley for a saginaw TC style pump. It won't fit a stock explore PS pump. |
68 bronco half cab 393w nv4500 atlas 2 4.3 dana 44 4.88 arb rcvs detroit 35 spline rear 36' Sx's
Carolina Broncos
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11/15/19, 11:06 AM
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#39
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Contributor
Bronco Guru
1977 Re-Uncut, 5.0, Someday daily driver
Sandpoint Idaho
Joined: Apr 15
Posts: 1,649
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He just sent me a thank you email for designing this with him, he says he gets a few orders a month from bronco guys and it helps pay his medical bills!
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11/16/19, 08:46 PM
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#40
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Bronco Guru
BRONCO TIME !
Roxborough Park, CO
Joined: Dec 08
Posts: 2,707
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Quote:
Originally Posted by snipes243
It won't fit a stock explore PS pump.
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Thank you very much for the pics.
What pump are you using ? |
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11/16/19, 08:51 PM
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#41
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Contributor
Bronco Guru
Fayetteville
Joined: Jul 07
Posts: 1,056
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I have Jamie’s tank the same one as in the pics above and when I was in Moab this year the little air vent hole near the top sprayed out all over the distributor and on top of the engine on steep hill climbs and severe declines. I had to refill it once while there I never thought about fire but I probably should have
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11/18/19, 07:54 AM
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#42
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Bronco Guru
Huntersville, NC
Joined: Oct 06
Posts: 1,013
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rox Crusher
Thank you very much for the pics.
What pump are you using ?
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I got the pump from AGR a few years ago. I was told it is TC/GM type 2 pump |
68 bronco half cab 393w nv4500 atlas 2 4.3 dana 44 4.88 arb rcvs detroit 35 spline rear 36' Sx's
Carolina Broncos
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11/19/19, 07:45 PM
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#43
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Contributor
Bronco Guru
Lakewood Ranch
Joined: Dec 12
Posts: 2,940
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I got the Remote Reservoir in yesterday. Here is what it looks like mocked-up.
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1976 - Ford Magnetic Paint, 351w, Sniper With Hyperspark, AX-15, Hydro PDB, PS, LUBR and Special Decor
1977 - Ford Ingot Silver Paint, Coyote, 4R70W, Hydro PDB
1969 - Gobi Paint, FiTech 306, AT, PDB, PS, LUBR
1971 - Boxwood Green, 351C, MT, PDB, PS
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11/20/19, 08:19 AM
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#44
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Contributor
Bronco Guru
McDonald, TN
Joined: Sep 06
Posts: 2,829
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Looks good but I think it would serve better if the filler neck were shorter so the reservoir could sit higher up, which would allow more fluid to the pwr steering pump, with that design it may be a problem if you wheel it a lot and are in off-camber positions. Guess you could fill the reservoir more but that wouldn't leave much room for expansion when fluid gets hot. That's just my thought, but cant really tell from the picks, hopefully it will work out good for you.
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11/20/19, 02:35 PM
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#45
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Contributor
Sr. Member
Rescue
Joined: Jul 16
Posts: 488
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cooling
Are you guys using a specific manufacturer (Derale?) for your power steering cooler? What size ends are the minimum size you would use? What length or BTU's are you measuring to find enough heat loss? Sorry for the hijack, but I felt it was related.
Thx, Forrest  |
'74 Bronco, Dana 44, Ruff Stuff TRO, 4.56 Trac locs front and rear, '76 disc, Ford 9", Drums, WH 3.5" SL, 1" BL
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