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

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

Shorty40 wrote:The Stauns are adjustable from 6-30psi. If I wind them all the way in, is that 6psi ?

no

4sum4 wrote:

Shorty40 wrote:The Stauns are adjustable from 6-30psi. If I wind them all the way in, is that 6psi ?

no

Very enlightening, thankyou

NJ SWB wrote: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.

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

John

hophoar wrote: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

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.

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.

Shorty40 wrote:

NJ SWB wrote: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.

ozy1 wrote: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!

4sum4 wrote:

ozy1 wrote: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.

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.

turps wrote:

4sum4 wrote:

ozy1 wrote: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

DirtPigs wrote: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

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


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


Steve