Nitrogen Cylinders - What Size?

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For those who have purchased nitrogen cylinders to do their own shock recharges, what size are you using? I'm guessing either 20 lbs. or 40 lbs.
 

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Thanks. I was wondering about that. Any idea how many lbs each 35" tire should take? Just trying to determine what all I can accomplish with 40 lbs. Obviously the shocks take very little.
I use a standard regulator with a quick disco then hose and chuck to fill up tires. Set your reg to whatever you want the pressure to be.a 40 CF should be able to hit all 4 tires to like 35 psi and have some left. I have no ide how much is going into the shocks tho i guess its high pressure but low overall volume.
 
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I use a standard regulator with a quick disco then hose and chuck to fill up tires. Set your reg to whatever you want the pressure to be.a 40 CF should be able to hit all 4 tires to like 35 psi and have some left. I have no ide how much is going into the shocks tho i guess its high pressure but low overall volume.
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When it comes to nitrogen cylinders, the size you need depends on what you're using it for. If you're just doing some DIY stuff or need it for occasional projects, a smaller size like a 20 cubic feet cylinder could do the trick.
 
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When it comes to nitrogen cylinders, the size you need depends on what you're using it for. If you're just doing some DIY stuff or need it for occasional projects, a smaller size like a 20 cubic feet cylinder could do the trick.
Kinda obvious. Others with experience already shared substantive responses.
 
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