Ratpatator
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I'm planning on trying out a shock rebuild myself. Seems pretty straight forward but i haven't seen any thing on cubic feet/inches of nitrogen that will be needed to pressurize each shock to full pressure. I just don't want to run out in the middle of everything.
Does anyone know what that value is or does it vary on each shock?
Also i am planning on using the bottle to keep track and repressure the shocks as maintenance.
Can i just bleed off all the nitrogen to install a Schrader valve and then pressurize them back up or would i be better off to just use the needle for now and do the Schrader valve with the next rebuild?
Does anyone know what that value is or does it vary on each shock?
Also i am planning on using the bottle to keep track and repressure the shocks as maintenance.
Can i just bleed off all the nitrogen to install a Schrader valve and then pressurize them back up or would i be better off to just use the needle for now and do the Schrader valve with the next rebuild?