Specification :
- Nitrogen Regulator: This component connects to a nitrogen tank (which must be sourced separately) and allows the user to control the outlet pressure. The regulator usually features two gauges: one for the tank pressure (e.g., 4000 PSI) and one for the output pressure (e.g., up to 400 PSI or 1500 PSI depending on the kit).
- High-Pressure Hose: Connects the regulator to the shock absorber. These are typically made of durable, flexible material like braided stainless steel or high-pressure rubber to withstand high PSI ratings and prevent kinking. Swivel fittings allow for easy maneuvering and connection to hard-to-reach shocks.
- No-Loss Chuck/Tip: This specialized valve coupler attaches to the shock’s Schrader valve and is designed to open and close the valve under constant pressure, ensuring accurate and repeatable pressure settings without losing any nitrogen when disconnecting.
- Gauges: Glycerin-filled gauges are often included to provide accurate and durable pressure readings.
- T-Handle Adjuster: A convenient handle on the regulator for easy adjustment of the pressure.
