if you decide not to with compressor in the beginning can you still get air in
494545
I am using these on a harley road king. I have them set up with a small compressor and also set up to use a hand pump if need to.
494546
These shocks require at least 20 psi pressure, so you have to have a least that amount of air in them after they're installed.
494547
Yes, you can install the shocks and plumbing with a manual fill. However, the stock lines are 5/32 and the new are 1/8 inch. So the fill valve that comes with the shocks will have to be used, unless you adapt.
494548
Yes you can use any air pump. The shocks come with some small air line and a standard air fitting (like the air fitting on a car tire). So they can be filled or drained just as you would on a car or bicycle tire. Whatever air source you choose to fill them does not have to remain connected. It is mearly used to inflate the shocks up to a desired pressure.
494549
Yes - the kit comes with a shrader valve like you have on your tires. Just add air like you were inflating a tire. Do not over inflate.
331990
I used my air compressor that I have in my garage. I set the pressure to 25 psi to not create too much pressure.
444393
No, you need a special 3000 psi hand pump, scuba tank, or high pressure air compressor. I use a hand pump.
2260007
Does not need an air compressor. Can be used right from the box. However, I am a Lady and I found the item to be very heavy and awkward to use. Tires the arm! So, if you have a lot of spraying to do, you might want to take the weight of the item into consideration. Simple to operate, it's true, but I am not looking forward to my next spraying project only because of the weight of the item. Jean D.
1739312
This is in addition to that start cap on your compressor. It depends on what size compressor you have. The hard start is in addition to the start run cap already on your system
313874
yes, you can.. mine had air leak after use. but till the time it worked, it was great
1212541
I was only concerned with my compressors. I have had compressors go out on me and are very expensive. I have never had a problem with air handler.
2267916
MY answer was assuming you wanted to actually fill your tires with air! Otherwise why would you be looking to buy a compressor to just ck the tire pressure? .. if thats the case , just by a simple tie pressure gauge!
428209
I have not used them with an air compressor. Whether they could be-I would try it myself based on the money invested.
2259046
I am thinking my husband used his compressor. We have only used it once so far.
501710
Of course you'll need an air compressor, but you probably know that. I haven't had to replace any parts yet and I've used it a lot. Hope this helps.
298037
I used my air compressor. Too bad they didn't come with tires that never go flat. I might switch mine with those. Harbor Freight if you have them near you has tires that never go flat and you don't have to inflate.
2159220
The answer to your question is no.The resvoir side will remain @ the predetermined shut off pressure of the compressor,and the outlet side of the reg will be set by you and remain at that pressure until the source pressure drops below reg pressure.Ie; compressor off.
1680701
I never used the compressor. I returned it. I inflate the bags manually when ever I am going to tow something. I just use my garage compressor. I bleed it the same way.
1280316
Yes you need an air compressor with a minimum of 16 cfm to run this tool. I would however recommend even more cfm than that as this tool is a bit of an air hog.
691542
All I can add is that I used my compressor frequently and have not experienced that problem. Contact the manufacturer.
45625
In reality the compressor works off your battery. I turn on the car just to make sure that I am not running down my battery, but it probably will work even without the engine running, if your battery is fully charged. Yes it will easily inflate all four tires to 32 psi safely without any problem.