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I just set mine to 1.5 Bar, which is OK for most trails. If I need lower then I manually deflate further to where I need to be. Still easier for me than one by one...Mud Dog wrote:Problems with the Staun system is that you pre-set the pressures and then you have to stick to that unless you reset again and then you need a gauge anyway ... tedious process.
Don't agree. I bought mine 5 years ago for R500 and have used them very often. I prefer to use them rather than the ARB type in that, they are preset to 1.5 Bar, so when I arrive at the venue I unscrew the valve caps and screw these units on. Then I go about chatting and greeting everyone, maybe some admin etc all while the tyres deflate to the pressure I want. The only time where I will deflate more than 1.5 is when I do sand driving, but then I have the badger tyre deflater for that.Mud Dog wrote:Good price, but rather sell them again for a small profit and get a Badger Deflator from "The Shop". Problems with the Staun system is that you pre-set the pressures and then you have to stick to that unless you reset again and then you need a gauge anyway ... tedious process. Other thing is that you leave them on and they tend to go missing, either lost or swiped.
AFAIK they're pretty accurate, but tyre deflation is not an exact science anyway. What Cassie says has some merit, but having got used to the ARB type unit, I deflate all four to desired pressure in no time at all, so time is not an issue in my mind. Maybe Stef said it best ... Different strokes .....MOFASA wrote:How accurate are they compaired to the Badger deflator??
I have a Bager deflator now but am interested in this too.....
They are very accurate, but only if you buy the proper stuff. There are some know offs which does not perform well.MOFASA wrote:How accurate are they compaired to the Badger deflator??
I have a Bager deflator now but am interested in this too.....
CasKru wrote:They are very accurate, but only if you buy the proper stuff. There are some know offs which does not perform well.MOFASA wrote:How accurate are they compaired to the Badger deflator??
I have a Bager deflator now but am interested in this too.....
The only thing to keep in mind is when you set up these units the tyre you are using is most probably cold. When out on the trail, you probably deflating a hot tyre so in essence you will be deflating it a bit more than set up.