Recommendation for Tire Deflator?
02-25-2015, 05:16 AM
#41
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Shittybuilt has a Staun clone, Idk if its any good though.....
02-25-2015, 05:33 AM
#42
Notice the included extra 4 springs, and use the set of springs which is suitable for the psi range you want - it'll be more accurate with the correct spring.
Got my STAUN set from JeepSWAG, a JK-Forum vendor -
Last edited by GJeep; 02-25-2015 at 05:47 AM.
02-25-2015, 10:59 AM
#43
I'm adding another gadget for air deflation/inflation...
Just ordered this - Power Tank TIG-8200 Heavy Duty Tire Inflator.
Link - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It seems to be well made.
The pressure gauge is 0 to just 60 psi (unlike the 100 psi or more on most inflators).
The lower range of the gauge makes it more accurate and easier to read.
Just after the gauge, I'll fit a T-connection, on which there will be an air valve for deflating, something like this:
This will allow momentary closing of the valve, for checking the deflation progress.
I'll probably also use a longer air pipe, so it can be used while standing.
Just ordered this - Power Tank TIG-8200 Heavy Duty Tire Inflator.
Link - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It seems to be well made.
The pressure gauge is 0 to just 60 psi (unlike the 100 psi or more on most inflators).
The lower range of the gauge makes it more accurate and easier to read.
Just after the gauge, I'll fit a T-connection, on which there will be an air valve for deflating, something like this:
This will allow momentary closing of the valve, for checking the deflation progress.
I'll probably also use a longer air pipe, so it can be used while standing.
Last edited by GJeep; 02-25-2015 at 11:40 PM.
03-14-2015, 09:16 AM
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I opted to spend the extra money on the ARB over the Currie for the nicer bag the ARB came with. I put extra cores and a tire gauge in it. It works so well 2 of buddies who borrow mine have bought them.
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08-09-2015, 05:45 PM
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I hear everyone talking about how "fast" this one is or that one is. What is the big hurry????? So it takes an extra 2 minutes to air down when you are staging
Put your deflators on and go on to doing other prepping...disconnect, have a snack or whatever.
Relax and take it easy...enjoy the scenery.
Dale
Put your deflators on and go on to doing other prepping...disconnect, have a snack or whatever.
Relax and take it easy...enjoy the scenery.
Dale
08-09-2015, 10:13 PM
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I hear everyone talking about how "fast" this one is or that one is. What is the big hurry????? So it takes an extra 2 minutes to air down when you are staging
Put your deflators on and go on to doing other prepping...disconnect, have a snack or whatever.
Relax and take it easy...enjoy the scenery.
Dale
Put your deflators on and go on to doing other prepping...disconnect, have a snack or whatever.
Relax and take it easy...enjoy the scenery.
Dale
09-14-2015, 07:37 AM
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I hear everyone talking about how "fast" this one is or that one is. What is the big hurry????? So it takes an extra 2 minutes to air down when you are staging
Put your deflators on and go on to doing other prepping...disconnect, have a snack or whatever.
Relax and take it easy...enjoy the scenery.
Dale
Put your deflators on and go on to doing other prepping...disconnect, have a snack or whatever.
Relax and take it easy...enjoy the scenery.
Dale
x2 on Staun, put them on and drive down to the trail head, eat a snack and/or disconnect your sway bars. Do anything you want, really. Worth the price.
