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Old 03-07-2015, 11:18 AM   #1
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I still have about 20' of the air line left over from when I bought the parts for mine. PM me your address and I'll throw a couple feet in the mail to you. NC

I do have the Progressive kit installed with a Gauge and love it, been running it for 5 years and only had a leak just two months ago from where the line enter one of the fittings, I think I pulled it while cleaning. Having the gauge makes it so much easier.
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Old 03-07-2015, 02:33 PM   #2
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Progressive Air Shocks

Regarding Air Shocks,

I have also plumbed my Air Shocks together and put a Tee with a Shrader Fill Valve in front of my Left Saddle Bag -- also run tubing to front of the Nomad attached to a Mechanical Air Gauge and a Digital Air Gauge to a second Shader Fill Valve.

I will add a Link below that shows the Air Gauges each side above my Tachometer -- My Air Shocks have not lost any Air during (3) riding seasons but with the Nomad sitting idle for 4 to 5 Months each winter I have noticed the shocks lose all their Air -- My guess this has never happened during riding season so the seals must relax when not being ridden.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/jtfs02163z...nit-2.JPG?dl=0

Northern Dancer,

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Ron
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