Dice Suspension Components hydraulic line

I figure I'll post my hydraulic installs in this thread. So here is the first one I have done. It's a Dodge Charger.Some pics of the cylinders installed...Front with the bolt on kit we offer for the Charger/ Magnum/ 300RearTrunk setup

Install on a 98 RLFront bolt in upper mountBolt in wishbone cup lower mountRear bolt in upper mountRear lower heim joint1 pump, 6 dump, 2 Kinetik setup with upgraded Marzocchi pump head... all in the spare tire wellCovered by the stock carpetdroppedlifted

Great work as always...makes me want to reconsider juice if i wasn't already commited (at least somewhat) to air....if i were you, just as a suggestion, i would start another thread just for installs and keep this thread to discuss your product....just my 2 pennies

I like posting the build ups on here, it keeps the thread going. We are working on some new parts for the hydraulic line, but it won't be for a while. Posting the builds shows off the products.

Nice, clean work as usual.

Great news Jeremy, It's about time someone put some thought into making better hydraulic parts for vehicles. those o-ring fittings are just the thing, we should be using o-rings on all the fittings. I hope people see the value and ease of your products. I'm definitely using dice on my next project.

the more i read about this line...and the more my prohopper setup keeps effing up...the faster i pull my money together to get a dice setup.

The o ring fitting idea is great
Do these come in standard 3/8 and 1/2 npt sizes so u could use them in an airside setup
Or r the some special size for juice

Jeremy, how would your stuff hold up under a hopper and/or dancer?

The o-ring fitting is a completely different type of fitting than the NPT fitting. The o-ring is a straight thread and needs a grove machined in the female side for the o-ring to sit in, whereas a NPT fitting is a tapered thread and the tighter you turn it, the more it grows...creating the seal. So the simple answer is, no they will not work with the standard NPT fitting.
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As far as holding up on hoppers and dancers goes, I'm sure it would hold up... it just wouldn't perform very well. The reason I say that is most of the hoppers/ dancers will run larger ports, fittings, and hoses. Everything we have is a 3/8" size and hoppers will run up to 1" sizes. They are doing some other stuff as well... piston pumps, large orifice slow downs (or no slow downs at all), 1/2" lines or larger, ect. It's kinda like "fast bags" vs. a normal air bag setup. Some of the parts are the same, just larger.