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cargraphics4u.com

 posted on 1st Jun 04 at 20:40

would they fit though?


Graham

 posted on 1st Jun 04 at 20:04

arnt cavvy boot lifters strong enough, espcially in the right postion might work?? its all about trial and error tho mate


cargraphics4u.com

 posted on 1st Jun 04 at 19:38

Sounds a bit complicated, i was thinking of just putting stronger lifters on that were designed for a heavier boot.

How does ram air work?


[Edited on 01-06-2004 by graficxpress]


jamied

 posted on 1st Jun 04 at 18:44

my mate was gonna use hydralic motors 4 this


combat_sri

 posted on 1st Jun 04 at 18:42

good idea mate,maybe some kind of air ram thingy,would cost abit i would have thought and take ages to set up


cargraphics4u.com

 posted on 1st Jun 04 at 15:11

I've got a solenoid on my boot at the moment. What I want to do is get some higher powered lifters so when you activate the solenoid the boot will just pop open and lift up. Has anyone got an idea of what lifters I would need to do this?