Airing Up/Down, checking pressure

theksmith · Jun 16, 2005

Seen alot of similiar products, but this one really seems like a good setup:

http://www.getagauge.com/ItemDetail.cfm?ModelNo=EZ-AIR

I ordered one from brookstone, 20 bucks including shipping.. for that price, it's worth a look (I can sell it at the next yard sell for that much if it sucks):

http://www.brookstone.com/shop/prod..._words=ez air&prodtemp=t1&cm_re=Result*R1C1*A

Lincoln · Jun 17, 2005

Probably worth the $20, but I'm to impatient. I pull the core and just check with a normal good quality low pressure guage. When I'm within a pound or two I spin the core back in and fine tune.

My dad is a gizmo guy and he wastes a bunch of time airing down.

XJ Bebop · Jun 17, 2005

...go Staun...

Ramsey · Jun 17, 2005

thank you for your very good advice bebop
-rocksteady

theksmith · Jun 17, 2005

I actually use Staun deflators, but I thought for some people it might be handy.

Airing up though, I only have a TruckAir crappy compressor for right now, so I ussually just let it run a while, check it, let it run some more, and then finally it'll be just a little over, and I bleed it back down to just right. For this, I'm hoping the new gauge/inflator/bleeder will work well.

XJ Bebop · Jun 17, 2005

Truckair actually works pretty good for the money ($50-60). I did lots of research and decided on a Viair 400P to fit my needs and to save my ARB for the lockers. I'm very pleased w/ the Viair. ($230 @ ORW)

Dirk Pitt · Jun 17, 2005

:roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao:

Best laugh I've had all day!!!

Ramsey said:
thank you for your very good advice bebop
-rocksteady

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