tire valve followup

pappyMember

After a lot of running around I finaly found a "clamp on type" of tire valve that fits the stock pantera wheel perfectly. Due to the contours of the wheeel most of the valves I looked at would not fit flush with the surface, both inside and outside of the rim. This prevents them from pulling down correctly and maybe sealing right. The chrome valve that fits like it was made for the pantera is one from a company called Dill. the part # is VS-902. After checking out the usual parts outlets I found this valve a Discount Tire for $1.75 per. unit. Having said this I'm sure that most pantera vendors have a chrome valve that fits fine also. Hope this helps someone out there...Pappy

2/7/0312:28 PM

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