I'm looking into the ones from barricade they are $30. Not sure of how accurate they are but if they can get me close it will be good enough.
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Originally Posted by dmwil
(Post 4054947)
Is it true you can put the tire guage right on these without taking them off?
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I like my Currie E-Z Deflator - http://www.4wd.com/Jeep-Wheels-Jeep-...pn=CURCE-9029E)
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I also use the ARB. Never had a problem with screwing up the threads on the core. Does a pretty quick job. I do carry spare valve stems and cores just in case though....
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X2 on the Currie...appears to be the same as the ARB only slightly less $$. Makes quick work of airing down, easy to use and keep track of PSI.
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Been using the brass style ones from rugged ridge,gets my tires down to 6psi.Works great
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Originally Posted by familytime
(Post 4055137)
Been using the brass style ones from rugged ridge,gets my tires down to 6psi.Works great
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Originally Posted by MB_Pathfinder
(Post 4055105)
I like my Currie E-Z Deflator - Currie Part CE-9029E - E-Z Tire Deflator - 4 Wheel Drive)
Edit: The Curry just got a boost, as I saw there is free shipping at 4wd Hardware. I'm now leaning that way. $30 is still steep, so I'm waiting to hear back from the brass users to see how accurate and easy to adjust they are. |
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Originally Posted by dmwil
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How easy is it to adjust them to a specific pressure and keep them there?
None of the Staun-type deflators, including the Staun itself, can be counted on to keep the adjustment, but there's a simple cure -- a drop of Locktite on the threading. Another interesting option, expensive, but with multiple pressure options - you just push and rotate to set a desired psi. This one has the range of 10, 12, 14, 16, 18 or 20 psi : Attachment 597012 Attachment 597013 Attachment 597014 |
Originally Posted by Tooadvanced
(Post 4054938)
I have the ARB one that pulls the stem. Impossible to lose the stem as you screw on the connector then remove stem so it is trapped inside the tool. I can air all my tires from 30 to 12 psi and someone else's jeep the same before my brother staun type deflates his tires.
Here is a good test for anyone considering getting them (or another brand) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XtZ1QOP9Pg |
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