Terrafirma Remote Reservoir and Bump Stop Gassing Kit - TFGASKITPRO

• Requires bottle and gauge

The correct gassing system is required to set up Terrafirma Hydraulic bump stops, Air shocks, Remote Reservoir and Mega Sport shocks.

The only gas to use in all shock absorbers and bump stops is Nitrogen. Under no circumstances must any other gas be used. Do not use compressed air.

When setting the Nitrogen pressure ensure that the shock is fully extended, if re-gassing is to be carried out while shocks are fitted ensure the vehicle is jacked up.

Prior to gassing make sure the valve on the reservoir/shock is tight and that there are no leaks.

The nitrogen pressure on Mega Sport shocks is factory set at 100–150psi for recreational use. The pressure can be adjusted between 60 and 200psi. High gas pressures will result in a firm ride; low pressures give a softer ride.

Hydraulic bump stops are factory set at 150psi and can be adjusted between 100 and 400psi to suit ride characteristics and application.

Hold gas pressure for 30 seconds to ensure correct pressure is achieved.

Rapidly remove the filler valve from the reservoir or shock after gassing to ensure no gas is lost.

Gas pressure can vary between front and rear shocks and bump stops but should be the same side to side.

Ensure the reservoir valve cap is refitted to protect from dust and dirt.

For optimum performance check Nitrogen pressure every 10,000 miles.