Custom valved Konis question
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Nordschleife Master
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I recently acquired these beauties from Legoland951 (thanks Frank). Anyway, what exactly is this valve for/do? TIA. Michael
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That almost looks like a zerk (sp?) fitting. I wonder if you can fill them that way? Though why the hell would the manufacturer of the shocks need that when they produce them? I guess what I'm trying to say is, I have no friggen idea. They sure do look pretty though! (I can't say the same for your keyboard though haha)
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I stole this keyboard from my son. I poured lemon water on mine last week. You can feed a small village with what's between the keys. Hey Chris.
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They were custom valved by a company called Pro Parts in Calabassas (sp?). I think they put this fitting on.
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That makes sense then. They probably drill the hole to drain the factory oil, then fill with different oil via that valve. Just a guess though.
Cheers. See ya Oct 21st!
Cheers. See ya Oct 21st!
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Is it a valve or a plug? Usually a schrader valve would be used to transfer Nitrogen. If you can't find Pro-Parts, contact T.C. Kline or Bob Tunnell. I think they were the owners.