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I've used Mrs Pedro sewing scissors in the past(looks over shoulder:eek:) keep it square, should be no debris to worry about.
Push ins work great,, and can be reused,,
while you're thinking along these lines,,
why not buy a couple of push on schrader valves to keep in the car on a "just in case" basis,,
you can always use them to inflate the bags if the compressor fails,,;)
(looks over shoulder and grabs the kitchen scissors... )Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
Awesome. For some reason I thought these would be metal lines..
Push in valves... brilliant!
:BigThumb: Pedro you're a genius! Thanks again!
just flimsy plastic hose. you'll be a little scared when you think of how little is holding the rear of the car off the ground. but its all good :)Quote:
Originally Posted by For The Horde
p.s. dont forget to donate me the old bags for testing purposes. are they both definatley dead ? or are you just replacing both sides as a precaution ?
My goodness that was fast, I think Christmas has come early when I get something within 2 days.
But just a few hrs.................a man can dream.
p.p.s.
if you want to put a little more air into the bags and raise the rear slightly, and have a slightly firmer rear spring rate, i have a nanocom and can use it to raise the rear a little if you want and i am in brisbane at present.
can you do the fronts too Rosscoe?:angel::angel::angel:;):D
i got a jack and a couple of chocks of wood, sure we could arrange summit :)
Pedro.. any idea where i can get said Schrader valves in oz?
Roscoe.. you're welcome to the leaky bag, i might keep the other one as an emergency spare though, it's still holding pressure well. How long are you in Bris? weather depending I'll do the bags tomorrow.
Strangy.. you too can have ridiculously fast delivery if you purchase something with a 200% local markup :D.
Cheers
Wil
in town for a few weeks probably.
undecided somewhat as i have unofficially retired and am just making it up as i drive around aus :)