How many clicks can you get on the AllPro reservoir suspensions?

Fjamming · 07-06-2007, 06:16 PM

Just curious, how many clicks can you get out of your AllPro adjustable suspension with reservoir? How many clicks on the front and how many on the back?

DustPark · 07-06-2007, 06:33 PM

Oh Fjamming.... I don't want to go out and click on mine. But I guess I should for you. I haven't did it in awile. OK. only on the left side because it's in the garage.

Allright I did it!!!! This is how I did it. I clicked it all the way soft until it stopped. Then clicked 14 times to hard front and rear..

KiltedBishop · 07-07-2007, 11:13 AM

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DustPark previously said:

Oh Fjamming.... I don't want to go out and click on mine. But I guess I should for you. I haven't did it in awile. OK. only on the left side because it's in the garage.

Allright I did it!!!! This is how I did it. I clicked it all the way soft until it stopped. Then clicked 14 times to hard front and rear..

That sounds right, but I only have the front. I think I actually get 14.5 but yeah .

4XX4 · 07-07-2007, 11:23 AM

You guys liking the suspension?

Ride as butter smooth as stock?

Fjamming · 07-07-2007, 12:07 PM

I'll test it out more as soon as I iron out some issues. It's not ready to be evaluated at this point.

4XX4 · 07-07-2007, 12:25 PM

Thanks Fjamming.

Pulling the trigger on lift soon, and trying to decide on Donahoe's or All-Pro.
Researching as many threads as I can find.

MudLovingFJ · 07-07-2007, 12:29 PM

go with the all-pro setup. it is nice and i really dont recommend the donahoes cause i know someone that worked there and they said to stay away from them.....

Fjamming · 07-07-2007, 12:32 PM

4XX4,

What do you look for in a lift? What do you like to do when you offroad?

4XX4 · 07-07-2007, 12:49 PM

Sorry for the delay, Air2air just posted some DR pics.

Mostly sand and dirt roads, really no rockclimbing. The 750 square miles of topography here is spectacular and 97% of Maui is undeveloped, but unfortunately, its either state, federal, or privately owned...which translates to 'No Trespassing'.

Many of us do the sugar cane roads after a good rain ( lotsa mud), but of course, it's 'off limits'.

The more recent lava flows ( within the last 700 years ) have produced some very sharp rocks that still need time to smooth out. But that only covers about 10 square miles. There are dry gulches with awesome rock formations that would be a challenge to any top crawler, but 'off limits'.

That's Kapu in Hawaiian.

There are some really killer trails on many of the ranch properties but due to the heavy cattle grazing and most importantly ' LITIGATION'....I will repeat that...'LAWSUIT FEAR'...the landowners forbid any 4wheeling.

4XX4 · 07-07-2007, 12:51 PM

Oh yeah, I will be shoeing the rig with MT ATZ's when they are available in September. 285/70x17