yzf shocks

[k-man]

sup guys, checked the nitrogen pressure in my shocks today and came up 58 psi 48 on the other where can i get some nitrogen to fill em back to OEM specs (150) correct me if im wrong...thnx

[dajogejr]

Well...now that Belle tire "Nitronizes" tires....J/K...lol.

 

I'd look for suspension shops near your area...or call up the local stealership to see who/how they service theirs....

[k-man]

Well...now that Belle tire "Nitronizes" tires....J/K...lol.

 

I'd look for suspension shops near your area...or call up the local stealership to see who/how they service theirs....

 

 

thnx i guess ill visit the stealer tommorow

[nicktoney]

welding shop? thats where we get our gasses for work..

[dajogejr]

welding shop? thats where we get our gasses for work..

 

That's damn good advice...never thought of that..

 

Let us know if they can do it....

[dawarriorman]

And here's a tip, never just check the pressure on your shocks. Its not possible to just check shocks, the volume of gas in the resevoir is small, and the amount you'll let out just checking the pressure will drop it significantly. The only way to check, is to attach it to a nitrogen source, with a regulator and a guage. You set the regulator to what it should be and then fill it up.

[Bansh-eman]

And here's a tip, never just check the pressure on your shocks. Its not possible to just check shocks, the volume of gas in the resevoir is small, and the amount you'll let out just checking the pressure will drop it significantly. The only way to check, is to attach it to a nitrogen source, with a regulator and a guage. You set the regulator to what it should be and then fill it up.

 

very true! i talked to the guy at works when i had my shocks redone and he said to release all the pressure would be a split sec... just a quick psss. and its all out...