Influencer II
What do you air down to?
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Pathfinder I
Same...except for the inflator that came with it. I ended up buying a better one.
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Pathfinder II
Pathfinder I
@stringtwelve Actually, I have learned a bit about the 400p that I didn't know before upgrading my inflator. There are 2 models, the 400p and the 400p-Automatic. The 400p requires an open-chuck inflator...I initially found this out (and confirmed later) when I blew the air hose just after I finished inflating my tires the last time out. I was using a trigger-style inflator (Campbell Hausfeld MP6000) because I hate the inflator that came with it:
So, now I ordered the 400p-Auto which stops after the internal pressures reaches 145 psi. I'll be selling the non-Auto version very shortly.
As for the Campbell Hausfeld inflator, it's okay...I haven't yet found one that's perfect. It seems like the gauges are always off by a few psi. I read some bad reviews on the ARB and avoided that one.
Pathfinder I
Typically about 20 on my duratracs. Still stable at higher speeds but softer in the rough.
Sometimes lower if terrain requires it.
Have used stauns for years, but recently bought the ARB rapid deflator, and I can do all four tires with that quicker than the stauns.
Nice unit.
ARB ARB505 E-Z Deflator
Sometimes lower if terrain requires it.
Have used stauns for years, but recently bought the ARB rapid deflator, and I can do all four tires with that quicker than the stauns.
Nice unit.
ARB ARB505 E-Z Deflator
I did the same, used Stauns for about 9 years and just switched to the ARB rapid deflator back in May. So far been really happy with it but still carry the Stauns in case anybody else needs to use them.
