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Re: What Ram do you like?

In Reply to: What Ram do you like? posted by BodyByHostess on December 03, 2002 at 10:49:59:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on December 03, 2002 at 13:44:04

Rams aren't all that different when you get down to it. Bigger rams run on lower pressures, smaller rams higer pressure, but when you front end is tuned properly size and pressure won't make a difference. You turn down your front reg as low as possible to get the ram to cycle consistenly, this will slightly lower your bps rate, but the effect on the ball will be your bolt to stop on rather than chop through the partially loaded ball. Your choice on the ram, but the final effect remains unchanged when tuned properly. Hope it helps.
Razor

It seems to me that the ram is the least discussed cocker component. I'm in the process of rebuilding a 97 evolution. The STO ram seems stiff and slow to me. What's everyone's current choice in a ram? ... and why? I've heard good things about the Kapp Fat Ram and the Palmers.
: Any informed opinions will be a help.
: Thanks

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Re: What Ram do you like? Poldo 08:54:18 12/04/02 (2)

Re: What Ram do you like? Razorpb 13:32:50 12/04/02 (1)

Now I fee stupid for not thinking of that. Thanks Poldo 22:54:14 12/04/02 (0)

My choice is ANS by the way (NT) Razorpb 13:45:20 12/03/02 (0)

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: Rams aren't all that different when you get down to it. Bigger rams run on lower pressures, smaller rams higer pressure, but when you front end is tuned properly size and pressure won't make a difference. You turn down your front reg as low as possible to get the ram to cycle consistenly, this will slightly lower your bps rate, but the effect on the ball will be your bolt to stop on rather than chop through the partially loaded ball. Your choice on the ram, but the final effect remains unchanged when tuned properly. Hope it helps. : Razor : : It seems to me that the ram is the least discussed cocker component. I'm in the process of rebuilding a 97 evolution. The STO ram seems stiff and slow to me. What's everyone's current choice in a ram? ... and why? I've heard good things about the Kapp Fat Ram and the Palmers. : : Any informed opinions will be a help. : : Thanks

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