SLS finally sorted (hopefully)

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Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

are you all RICH and DEAF???

2 seconds work for a pair of side cutters and push on two $7 valves,,,


but go on,,


dont search,,


dont read TGO,,


spend that money,,

its good for the economy,,,

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X2 :)
This site is a fan****ntastic source of info but sometimes you see the same silly questions re-occurring all the time when all is needed is to learn how to use the "SEARCH" function..... Plese don't take this rant personally I'm having a male PMS day.

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Originally Posted by buddha D2

SLS suspensions...I'm over them. :censored:

I thought this thread was similar to my problem but my compressor has just totally given up; can't even hotwire it.
Is there anyway to get some air back into the bags independantly of the original compressor. I just want to drive the 60ks to my mechanic to get some standard coils in for the time being. Currently dragging its tail in the dirt. :(

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So, I am guessing the original bags are ok, and just the compressor snuffed it?

If so, do you still have the bags?

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Originally Posted by Basil135

So, I am guessing the original bags are ok, and just the compressor snuffed it?

If so, do you still have the bags?

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I do.....and I can hear the cogs turning from here;)

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Originally Posted by DISCOBEAR

X2 :)
This site is a fan****ntastic source of info but sometimes you see the same silly questions re-occurring all the time when all is needed is to learn how to use the "SEARCH" function..... Plese don't take this rant personally I'm having a male PMS day.

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:imwithstupid: My bad......just on a typing roll.....:wallbash:

Pedro I like the concept of the in line tube valves to do a manual pump up if the compressor snuffs it in an emergency situation. I just wonder if anyone has taken it the next step and plumbed in an additional onboard compressor such as an ARB one to assist a sick or dying compressor.
Take a relay of the SLS compressor wire to turn on the "helper compressor" and plumb the 2 outputs together? The capacity of the original seems quite pathetic for the money they cost to replace. For just a couple of hundred you could get a lot more action.

I replaced mine only 4 years ago and it is again on the 'go slow' so needing to be replaced again. If anyone had done this would be interested to hear.

Im thinking it through John W, as I would also like to get rid of having plastic connectors, hoping to have it up and running in 4/5 weeks:angel:

Is a great idea John,,
though I'd just let the SLS comp pump it to the atmosphere,,
I carry an arb compressor anyway,

waiting patiently Baffle,,,;)

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Originally Posted by Baffle

Im thinking it through John W, as I would also like to get rid of having plastic connectors, hoping to have it up and running in 4/5 weeks:angel:

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Mark - when we doing that plumbing?

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Originally Posted by harlie

Mark - when we doing that plumbing?

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remember,,
"Projects and Tutorials"
:angel:;):D