[LAC'N_NOTHING]

Originally posted by One Luv@Aug 15 2005, 11:16 PM~3630244
we run sacos at 96 volts for quite sum time without any problems, on 4 accurates or motorcraft sw-3's and i dont remeber the last time i burnt up a noid

same here

 

[chato83]

Originally posted by LAC'N_NOTHING@Aug 15 2005, 08:27 PM~3630301
same here

what is the difference between accurates and the ones they sell at auto-zone and are the accurates really that much better i have used them before but never in a hopper i have 6 in my homeboys t-bird and i have used 4 of the ones they sell at auto-zone on a regal hopper with 8 batteries and the first hit they went to shit :angry: so if i use accurates i can run 4 of those and no problems :dunno:

 

[nme1]

Originally posted by dough916@Aug 15 2005, 05:12 PM~3628920
thanks for the response. what kind of soleniod you runnin? i usally get what ever kragen has with a 2 year warrenty ( i haven't paid for one in years,lol)
i was talkin to the fork lift tech at work today and he has a 36v all metal (no plasitc china crap) looks just like a starter soleniod he says he wil hook me up with for $25 a pop, i think i will get a few and see what happens, bbuutt then i will have to runn my switches at at least 36V to operate them.

everybody keep the responses coming, thanks

we run accurate soleniods.we use to run prestolite blocks but recently the've been shitty.as far as gears been using #11 for a few years.

 

[LA FAMILIA C.C.]

Originally posted by Montey C@Aug 14 2005, 02:07 AM~3613825
120 volts, 3 old style accurate solenoids, presolite old school motor. works for me!

WHat the old style accurate SOlenoids look like?

 

[NEVER FADED]

Originally posted by dough916@Aug 13 2005, 08:40 PM~3612596
what do you think of the "accumax" that bought out accurate???

had them running 96 voltz for a couple months now on my front pump ( running 4 noids) and haven't had any problems , still got the same motor and pumphead too,,, once you learn to hit the switch right everything last alot longer

 

[Rick84]

Originally posted by BLACK MAGIC CUTTY@Aug 17 2005, 10:43 AM~3641947
once you learn to hit the switch right everything last alot longer

Very true.

 

[GOOT]

Im running 7 batts(84 volts) to a single pump.I have cheap auto zone solenoids(4 of them) on it right now.I have some accurates I need to replace them with soon.Im surprised they have not stuck yet. :biggrin:

 

[Trying2hop]

4 accumax to a saco @ 96 volts never had a niod give out yet had it for about 6 months that way. Just make shure you ground them real good that all. I really never had a prob with soleniods in my life actually.

 

[Montey C]

Originally posted by LA FAMILIA C.C.@Aug 17 2005, 06:10 AM~3641180
WHat the old style accurate SOlenoids look like?

Well I was refering to the accurate solenoid before they changed to accumax or whatever.

 

[3onthree]

do you guys think i should use 3 or 4 noids at 72 volts?

 

[ONE8SEVEN]

im running 96v all day

 

[Guest]

Originally posted by 3onthree@Aug 17 2005, 08:21 PM~3645212
do you guys think i should use 3 or 4 noids at 72 volts?

3

 

[Dumps]

My wife's car is running 4 solenoids to 7 batteries, single to the nose. I have noticed that running them in a certain position makes them not stick as often. Also, make sure you are running your switches on a set of batteries that are not being used for the pumps and that helps a lot also. That way you always have good power to your solenoids. If you send weak power to your solenoids, then they start sticking. I would say try it and see how it works for you. Good luck homie. :biggrin:

 

[chato83]

Originally posted by ONE8SEVEN@Aug 17 2005, 07:23 PM~3645225
im running 96v all day

how many noids

 

[chato83]

does anybody run prohoppers HD solenoids or what and how many with how many batteries

 

[ridenlow84]

i have had the same accurate solenoids running 96v since i lifted my car in 2002 with no problems

 

[dough916]

looks like i am gonna order som accurates, i was running 72 volts and had two sepperate batteries for the switches(8 total, now i want all 8 to the face), but now i want more power. the same niods, same location they have been in for years, they just couldn't handle the 96 volts.

thanks for all the replies

 

[badass 64]

I run 3 solenoids to each pump. No matter the voltage...

 

[dough916]

Originally posted by Montey C@Aug 15 2005, 06:30 PM~3629431
I wouldn't post that up if it weren't true. I have to orange monte carlo. Watch this video and listen to the pump when I miss.. That ain't no 72 volts! I broke a bolt to my front cup, so i had to stop.

my car

and monty c, thats a nice video, has some nice cars in it. i would like to see more of your car, looks clean. what i am saying is me-and everybody i know-- have never been able to run more than 6 batteries with only 3 seliniods, but then again most of us have been runnig what ever the auto parts store has in stock. i think its pretty amazing that you are able to run 10 batteries straight- on only 3. i am gonna get on the prohopper web site right now and order me a few accurates. :biggrin:

 

[chato83]

Originally posted by dough916@Aug 18 2005, 09:57 AM~3650548
. i am gonna get on the prohopper web site right now and order me a few accurates. :biggrin:

guess i will do the same :biggrin:
:thumbsup: :thumbsup: