Staun Tyre Deflators

[Shorty40]

The Stauns are adjustable from 6-30psi. If I wind them all the way in, is that 6psi ?

[-Scott-]

Winding them in ups the cut-off pressure (more preload on the internal spring.)

I've not tried to wind mine all the way out - I would expect them to fall apart?

Cheers,

Scott

[4sum4]

The Stauns are adjustable from 6-30psi. If I wind them all the way in, is that 6psi ?

no

[Shorty40]

The Stauns are adjustable from 6-30psi. If I wind them all the way in, is that 6psi ?

no

Very enlightening, thankyou

[Shorty40]

Winding them in ups the cut-off pressure (more preload on the internal spring.)

I've not tried to wind mine all the way out - I would expect them to fall apart?

Cheers,

Scott

OK then, so winding in is higher psi.

So does anyone know how far out to wind them to attain 6psi ?

Basically, I am too lazy to test them properly and was looking for a shortcut. I am hoping someone has worked out where 6psi is on the Stauns.

[hophoar]

there set at 18 psi from factory and I think that every revolution is 6psi.

John

[Shorty40]

there set at 18 psi from factory and I think that every revolution is 6psi.

John

Problem is, they have been wound in and out so many times I don't know where the factory setting is anymore

Sounds like a trip to the servo to set then properly with a tyre gauge and compressor

[hophoar]

Once youv'e got one set to the rite pressure the just set the others by turning them end to end and measuring off the little end against the other.

[ozy1]

or if you really want to, set one tyre at the desired PSI, then put each one on, one by one, and adjust till it leaks a tiny bit of air out, then do the same with the rest, thats how a mate did his.

[XXXL80]

Winding them in ups the cut-off pressure (more preload on the internal spring.)

I've not tried to wind mine all the way out - I would expect them to fall apart?

Cheers,

Scott

OK then, so winding in is higher psi.

So does anyone know how far out to wind them to attain 6psi ?

Basically, I am too lazy to test them properly and was looking for a shortcut. I am hoping someone has worked out where 6psi is on the Stauns.

go to town and country at beverly hills, they have a little staun testing chamber, takes 5 secs to set each one properly and you can then mark the spot with a texta for the future. just take em in and say you dont know how to adjust em i got the shits trying to set em properly.

[4sum4]

or if you really want to, set one tyre at the desired PSI, then put each one on, one by one, and adjust till it leaks a tiny bit of air out, then do the same with the rest, thats how a mate did his.

This is what they tell you to do on the packet and remember to do the lock nut up tight!

[turps]

or if you really want to, set one tyre at the desired PSI, then put each one on, one by one, and adjust till it leaks a tiny bit of air out, then do the same with the rest, thats how a mate did his.

This is what they tell you to do on the packet and remember to do the lock nut up tight!

Nope I dont think there has been enought to time to go to reading the instructions. The standard rule is own it for a week, then when you cant get it to work then read.

[JK]

I calibrated mine using a mountain bike tyre. Should also work on any bike or wheelbarrow tyre. A lot quicker to pump up and let down to pressure with either a mechanical or manual pump in your on shed.

[Guy]

or if you really want to, set one tyre at the desired PSI, then put each one on, one by one, and adjust till it leaks a tiny bit of air out, then do the same with the rest, thats how a mate did his.

This is what they tell you to do on the packet and remember to do the lock nut up tight!

Nope I dont think there has been enought to time to go to reading the instructions. The standard rule is own it for a week, then when you cant get it to work then read.

Reading instructions .. WTF are instructions

[4sum4]

I calibrated mine using a mountain bike tyre. Should also work on any bike or wheelbarrow tyre. A lot quicker to pump up and let down to pressure with either a mechanical or manual pump in your on shed.

Specialy when you got 38`s

[srowlandson]

They also make one for 0-10 PSI and 15-55 psi


0-10 work great for those of us with Seondair/beadlocks


Steve