What's the difference between VS402C an inner mount valve stem and VS4012C an outer mount valve stem.
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The inner mount has a nut on the outside and the inner has a nut on the inside
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The inner mount comes from the inside of the rim and has a nut securing itThe outside can be installed from the inside or outside
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the in mount valve stems has a nut on the inside of the wheel for mounting it to rim as the outer mount has a nut on the outside of the rim for mounting
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The straight one is better for normal valve stems such as a car or pick-up has and is used proberly 90% of the time, in my case anyway. The angle one is what I would call on the back side of the air chuck (that inflates the tire or valve stem) is used again in my case to air up my tractor tires that happen to be on the inside of the wheel making the straight on side of the air chuck hard if not impossible to get it on the valve stem. Hope this helped some, it is kind of hard to explain in meer words. So not so angled or straight really describes how it is actually designed, maybe more like the straight is the front and the angled is the rear or inside part of the chuck used to press on the valve stem to inflate again if that makes any sense?
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Not sure I can answer that question. I purchased a Hot and Cold valve. They are different part numbers and have a blue or red dot on them. If you are using for another application, I will say they looked to be made from the same materials.
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No need to remove valve stem core from original valve. They go right on the existing valve. On my mc, I only install them when checking &/or adding air - can't leave them in place because they interfere w brake disc.
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Look at Shurflo website. There is no difference in GPM or pressure setting. Have no idea why there's two different model numbers, but you could ask Shurflo. They should be interchangeable.
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I am not sure - I have a VCS that is larger than the 4007...but can't remember the model number. I did have to bend the ends of the tubes to fit them in, and they are still pretty snug. But they work.
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It's a very long stem vàlve, forgot the name of it, but I always take the old one with me to the bike store for replacement. Hope this helped.
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I assume you mean presta valves vs. schrader valves (shrader=standard car tire valve). It adapts to both - the head unscrews and you can flip the bits inside to make it compatible with either valve type.
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I bought 2 of them, the one I have in use is working great (for over a year now) My Crock is almost 1/2" thick & the stem of the valve had plenty of length. The Diameter of the threaded part is 3/4" & the length of the threaded part is 1" (although the last 1/16" is not threaded so one might say you have 11/16" to work with). I'm happy with my valves (one of them is just a back-up, because the cost was not much more & I was already having to pay for shipping). You might want to use just a little vaseline to lube the gasket, but maybe that was a waist on my part. Best to you. Adios. I bought 2 of them, the one I have in use is working great (for over a year now) My Crock is almost 1/2" thick & the stem of the valve had plenty of length. The Diameter of the threaded part is 3/4" & the length of the threaded part is 1" (although the last 1/16" is not threaded so one might say you have 11/16" to work with). I'm happy with my valves (one of them is just a back-up, because the cost was not much more & I was already having to pay for shipping). You might want to use just a little vaseline to lube the gasket, but maybe that was a waist on my part.... » Read More I bought 2 of them, the one I have in use is working great (for over a year now) My Crock is almost 1/2" thick & the stem of the valve had plenty of length. The Diameter of the threaded part is 3/4" & the length of the threaded part is 1" (although the last 1/16" is not threaded so one might say you have 11/16" to work with). I'm happy with my valves (one of them is just a back-up, because the cost was not much more & I was already having to pay for shipping). You might want to use just a little vaseline to lube the gasket, but maybe that was a waist on my part. Best to you. Adios. « Show Less
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I have had no issues with standard/normal valve stems. This covers most of the vehicles I have from a motorcycle to SUV. I have read if you have it slipping off to rotate the orientation of the hose 180. The "grabber/holder" catches the threads for the valve cap so it is possible to catch a top of a thread and have it not stay. No issues for me though!!
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The threaded stem is the same size as the stem it goes over, the tire stem. Your valve cap will fit on, your pump will fit etc.It is a standard schrader valve size, 8mm diameter
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http://www.avenirusa.com/parts-and-accessories/stems-handle-bars/standard-stem/40deg-fit-stems-with-handlebars-shims-80mm.html
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The main difference is the product has an offset inside diameter which allows easy installation, with thicker padding toward driver or side where protection is needed. It is also denser than most closed cell pipe insulation and not as flexible so it absorbs more impact energy.
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I've looked at both of them and can't figure out the difference. The measurements are nearly identical. The MODS is more expensive and I don't know what 'MODS' stands for. I have the less expensive one and it works well and has held up well. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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The 60mm refers to the length of the Presta valve. 60mm is fairly long, so it would be a good size for deep V-type rims, which you probably have. If you have flat profile rims, you might want something shorter. Easiest thing to do is measure the length of the valves you have and get the same. As for the rest, get whichever tube fits the width and diameter range. It looks like from the selection, that you're borderline on two ranges. The smaller range that tops out at 25 would be a little lighter and I would think the larger range that begins at 25 would be a little stronger, but the differences in the real world are probably negligible.
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I really don't know. What i know is that i have measured the stem on my mountain bike before buying this stem. The original one was larger in diameter so i had to use a shim which i also bought on Amazon.
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25.4 mm, also known as an inch. It's not a 26.0 or 31.8, if that's what you are wondering. This will fit most standard stems. If in doubt, take your stem to a bike shop