[mr64magic]

Sorry got alot of random thoughts it's early in the morning for me. Be careful with Teflon too it can cause you to overtighten and strip out threads. Sport truck mag says so and I say so from expierence, so careful wrenching it down or you could strip it out then you will never cure your leak without replacing.

I need to get some new water traps any recommendations?

[SLAMMED63CHEVY]

Its all on personal preference I think that the Teflon paste is messy but 1lowcut sewers by it I used silicon and my car stays up for at least a week be for the air gauges show a pressure drop but so does 1lowcut ride it sat in my driveway for five days lifted before I seen it start to lean so that why I say its personal preference I just don’t like when every time I touch one of my valves and get Teflon paste on my hands but it work good

[SLAMMED63CHEVY]

Originally Posted by mr64magic

Sorry got alot of random thoughts it's early in the morning for me. Be careful with Teflon too it can cause you to overtighten and strip out threads. Sport truck mag says so and I say so from expierence, so careful wrenching it down or you could strip it out then you will never cure your leak without replacing.

I need to get some new water traps any recommendations?

I have yet to see a water trap over 150 PSI but I stopped look I don’t run my compressors enough for it to matter

[1lowcut]

I still have two SMC 1/2 traps at slammed's house. They sell for 35-40 bucks a piece. 45 dollars for both and their yours. I wont be needing them with the nitro.

Heres what I have...Forbidden Motorsports