WishIHadaSilvia

Ok...so I found these valves on my coilovers I bought in Japan (which I now found out are for gas charging). In the process of trying to figure out what they were some gas was released from them. Basically, does anyone know what I would need to do/Where I would need to go to have the other side's pressure measured and then have the one the gas was released from filled up to spec. I know that is a massive run on sentence, but basically I need to know if there is any place in the 757 area that can gas charge coilovers...one that would work on that sort of valve.

They are JIC FLA-2 coilovers by the way, which are gas charged with Nitrogen gas.



Thanks in advance.

QUICKVIII

I'm not a big shock guy, but I would try some of the motorcycle guys too. They use a lot of nitrogen charged shocks.

WishIHadaSilvia

Any ideas of a good cycle/race shop in the area? I know of a few places, but I'm not sure if they're equipped to deal with gas charging shocks or not.

sidewaysil80

lol at posting that here...i would go with what matt said on lookout

Fabrik8

Have you tried to contact JIC USA to find out the fill pressure? Once you know that, the easy part is finding some place to fill them.

What kind of valve is that, is it threaded on the outside or the inside?

Go here: http://www.jic-magic.com/MaintenanceInfo.aspx

WishIHadaSilvia

I've already emailed JIC, just waiting on a reply.

The only reason I posted here is to try and find out if anyone knows of a shop capable of doing this in the area...as Matt is in MD he doesn't know of shops like that down here.

Jarrod

We have a nitrofill station at work Steve. Don't know if it's the same thing nor do I know what pressure it goes up to.

sidewaysil80

my bad... i didnt know you were looking for shops, i thought you werer looking for specs/advice. i kinda sped throught it

Spindrift

Check out Race Prep Motorsports, I know they do alot of actual racing so I would assume either they could or at least point you in the right direction.