NJ B.S. Thread

This forum licks my balls sometimes. I post up looking for info on tire deflators and nothing. If I post up a poll on what color is best or what mod to get next 47 pages of answers within an hour.

 

I made sure we have a nice warm sunny day today for your project @JCjeeper

 

Several discussions on this topic in this very thread. I’d do a search for you, but I’m busy changing oil.

 

What ya looking to know?

Sometimes general research is better than asking whats good.

 

They're pretty basic. What do you want to know?

 

Prius oil change.

While oil is draining and relatively warm outside, I got a chance to install this:



Commemorates my wife’s 1.5 marathon for breast cancer this past summer.

 

Looks like fun

 

That's because nobody on this forum actually wheels, more concerned with buffing and waxing their mall crawlers. If you want real info on tire deflators here you go, it's called a valve core remover

 

Best answer ^^^

 

While I was airing down yesterday a Jeep pulls up. Touches each wheel real quick and drives off. I want whatever he’s got.

 

Maybe something new came out? Either way I’m busy greasing I joints. No time for search.

 

Want 1 tire deflator system or individual deflators for each tire (I call them set-it-and-forget-it)?

I use the ARB deflator but All4Offroad has one that looks identical and it comes with a hard case vs just a pouch like the ARB they are both aroundthe same price
I personally like the one tool system alot becuse i can dial in the amount of air for different situations and i run the rear flatter than the front, and i also think they let the air out a lot faster than the set-it-and-forget-it ones that go on each tire.....
other guys swear by the set-it-and-forget-it ones, bjt i hear that sometimes the presets dont hold very well....that being said ive read good thing on the coyote deflators

Link for the A4OR one
http://all4offroad.com/deflators.html

 

I’ve got the ARB one. Light it but I think what I’m looking for is the staun deflators.

 

So automatic deflators (set-and-forget-it)... I think staun and coyote are the same just different brand

 

What info are you looking for then?

 

Can you elaborate on touches?

Did he screw something on the valve stem??

He's either a magician or has automatic tire deflators. I got a set from the bait shop but prefer the arb deflator. You can set them to any psi you want to air down to and they automatically stop when it gets there. Not recommended to drive with them on, most screw them on and wait till they pop.

 

I’m sure he had automatic deflators. I honesty didn’t know about them until yesterday. I did think it was sorcery at the time though yes.

 

Just whatever the most reliable ones are. And thank you everyone for the info. You guys clearly don’t lick balls.