Hal,
I've heard it said by the many guru's on this
list NOT to use compressed air such as what you
find at a gas station. The high pressure may
blow/damage your seals. The max rating in the forks
is only something like 14lbs. Plus the small
volume of air makes getting correct pressure
a pain in the ass. You need a small hand pump
with a halfway accurate gauge. Or you can get some
emulators and use only oil with no air at all -
the preferred choice.
Doug
Hal Taylor wrote:
>
> Maxers,
> Has anyone here used nitrogen to charge their forks? I'm concerned about
> moisture and contamination from air hoses. I don't have a filtered air tank
> in my garage, and the other day it took trips to 3 separate service stations
> to find one that wasn't spewing moisture. Keeping a bottle of nitrogen in
> the garage is starting to look appealing. Anyone with this experience here?
> TIA
>
> Hal Taylor ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> Round Rock, TX
> '99 Vmax
>
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