straight or off set valve stem>>>look at picture and description...?
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They are straight stem Damon. I had to return mine because I needed offset ones, and as you noted, it's hard to tell from the picture. Chuck
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It's straight, but my rims are offset and it works perfectly fine. Just remember to inflate after mounting, then deflate -completely- (remove valve core) so tube can move inside tire and assume the offset position. Then reinflate and you're done.
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No air is lost when unscrewing from valve stem. Back pressure is held inside of pump handle.
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If yo mean a valve stem and not valuve, yes it is a bent stem...The picture is an actual representation of what you will be purchasing and the descriptions clearly state "Product Description:(90 degree/TR87)" and so when an item's descriptions is saying it has something on it that is 90 Degrees, this means something is shaped with a right angle to it. Sometimes these type of valve stems are nice but often times they are problematic as they stick out beyond the rim and can be more easily damaged since they are not protected as much as the 180 Degree valve stems. A 180 Degree stem is a straight stem. Hope this helped :o) If yo mean a valve stem and not valuve, yes it is a bent stem...The picture is an actual representation of what you will be purchasing and the descriptions clearly state "Product Description:(90 degree/TR87)" and so when an item's descriptions is saying it has something on it that is 90 Degrees, this means something is shaped with a right angle to it. Sometimes these type of valve stems are nice but often times they are problematic as they stick out beyond the rim and can be more easily damaged since they are not protected as much as the 180 Degree valve stems. A 180 Degree stem... » Read More If yo mean a valve stem and not valuve, yes it is a bent stem...The picture is an actual representation of what you will be purchasing and the descriptions clearly state "Product Description:(90 degree/TR87)" and so when an item's descriptions is saying it has something on it that is 90 Degrees, this means something is shaped with a right angle to it. Sometimes these type of valve stems are nice but often times they are problematic as they stick out beyond the rim and can be more easily damaged since they are not protected as much as the 180 Degree valve stems. A 180 Degree stem is a straight stem. Hope this helped :o) « Show Less
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This didn't really work for me with a screw-on supply hose. I didn't try it with anything else. So, it probably works best with a clip-on or push-on. The threads are there mainly to emulate the normal valve stem, I think.
227780
It depends upon how much of the stem is left. Check in with NAPA or a friendly tire dealer, and pick up a brass stem.
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If it has a 1 1/8 steer tube you will be all set. I used a pipe cutter to trim the tube to the right length. Matched the length on the one I replaced.
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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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I agree with what Chris said - It is a retro fit for watts single lever shut off valve. Works great!
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Backwards threaded. Screw to center of your valve opening. Not like the plastic fittings that screw to the outside.
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Size is 2 & 1/4 inches. You only have to get close to the valve stem to make it work.
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I'm guessing brass. Just an open close valve, doesn't seem complicated to me.
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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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Most places you take to install them will have valve stems available on the spot. Just ask when you install them.
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Hi Gary, The valve stems are sold separately and can usually be purchased from the installation facility. Thanks, BWT
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This particular model had presta valves and the stems were threaded. I've also bought them for schrader valves and the stems were smooth.
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No you cannot install these valve stems without breaking the bead on the tire. The central part of the valve must go from the inside to the outside of the wheel.
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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