Kwik Change Products Tire Bleedoff O-Rings - Set of 4
Midget, Sprint Car
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Quick release bleed-off valves are made of anodized aluminum, disconnect made of hi-impact plastic. Relief valve can be pre-set from 3 psi to 15 psi. This allows for adjustments in a matter of seconds by simply removing one valve and connecting another to the quick disconnect mounted in the wheel.
Choose from the following replacement o-rings for the bleeder fitment into the adapter, the internal piston o-ring used inside the standard bleedoff, and the internal piston o-ring inside the Next Gen bleedoff.
102713006-STD Tire Bleeders, Set/4, O-Rings (external o-ring used on the end of the bleedoff)
102713006-QUAD Tire Bleeders, Set/4, Quad Rings (internal o-ring used on the piston inside the standard bleedoff)
102713006-N/GEN/Q Tire Bleeders, Set/4, Next Generation Quad Rings (internal o-ring used on the piston inside the Next Gen bleedoff)
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