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the ones with the 4 allen head screws are not so good......but they work
 

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Originally posted by S10lifted@Sep 22 2006, 08:21 PM~6226689
but they are good to use if they are mounted in a tight spot. ;) I like the CCE balls the best.
no i dont man the style i mean the ones on ebay like that in particular...... ;)
 

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i've got a pair on my fleetwood but i dont have the pumps in yet....but they look legit, they didn't melt excessively when i was welding them on the c-channel, and i was using a stick welder @ 150 amps...but theres only one way to find out.....
 

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Originally posted by G-body4life@Sep 22 2006, 08:50 PM~6227382
I have some screw on ones and they are workin fine... No problems yet.. ;)

change them they will break and its real dangerous if they break while your driving..the best balls are the magic balls dual studs thred on with the set screw... :cool:
 

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great price and they work just fine I get mines from that kid plus he's a cool dude and I get them in 3 days to Boston
 

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ive used 4 sets with th allen heads....the ball part is not very good fit in the cup they bolt to ,and ive had several of the allen heads strip the inside of cups, cheap parts and u do get what ya pay for!


and dont ccmpare them to prrohopper ....thats like comparing k-mart tools to snap on
 

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Originally posted by GRINGO_CONNECT@Sep 23 2006, 08:40 AM~6228936
ive used 4 sets with th allen heads....the ball part is not very good fit in  the cup they bolt to  ,and ive had several of the allen heads strip the  inside of cups, cheap parts and u do get what ya pay for!
and dont ccmpare them to prrohopper  ....thats like comparing k-mart tools to snap on
Word is that he makes them for Pro-hopper and showtime
the ones that I get the top screws on then the allen bolts goes in
 

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Originally posted by GRINGO_CONNECT@Sep 23 2006, 06:40 AM~6228936
and dont ccmpare them to prrohopper  ....thats like comparing k-mart tools to snap on
Homie, their the same. We've used both, put them side by side, took measurements, used them in the same type set-ups- 3wheeling w/ shit loads of batts, etc... their the exact same. Probably made by the same 5yr old kid in a sweat shop in china! ;)

I wouldn't ever use the ones where the ring screws onto the bottom part. :nono:
 

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Originally posted by dreday@Sep 23 2006, 09:38 AM~6229045
Homie, their the same. We've used both, put them side by side, took measurements, used them in the same type set-ups- 3wheeling w/ shit loads of batts, etc... their the exact same. Probably made by the same 5yr old kid in a sweat shop in china! ;)

I wouldn't ever use the ones where the ring screws onto the bottom part. :nono:
why wuz up?
 

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We use to use the Showtime ones....the ones that use 4 screws to hold the top ring on, and they sucked! The rings broke after a little while on all the cars I have seen them on. We switched to the ones Prohopper had; where the ring screwes on to the bottom piece, and haven't had a problem yet.
 

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Originally posted by dreday@Sep 23 2006, 05:02 PM~6231153
CJ.... I don't know really about the screw cap ones. Just doesn't seem like a good design to me Homie.... :dunno:
it screws and then bolt down sounds good to me.
 

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Originally posted by TD Hydros@Sep 24 2006, 06:10 AM~6233895
it screws and then bolt down sounds good to me.
Haven't seen the ones that screw on then bolts down. That might be ok. A while back i seen some that just screwed on. I didn't trust that. Seemed too easy for it to come lose over time you know....
 
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