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Valve Stems #588857
01/20/10 06:33 PM
01/20/10 06:33 PM
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San Gabriel, CA 91775
rexus31 Offline OP
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For a 1965 Chrysler, what length valve stem should I install if I plan on running factory hub caps?


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Re: Valve Stems [Re: rexus31] #588858
01/20/10 08:09 PM
01/20/10 08:09 PM
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Factory shipped with standard length with about 1 inch extensions. Readily available at about anyplace including Wally world.


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Re: Valve Stems [Re: MoparforLife] #588859
01/21/10 08:13 AM
01/21/10 08:13 AM
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oh wait.but hey.lets see.oh yeah.
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Just use the long valve stems unless you want concorse correct.Those extensions are a pain and Ive had them at the shop when they stick when you check pressure and deflate the tire.When I ran the 66 Imperial caps I had to run the real long ones.Rocky


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