Cheap Shock Air Bubble Remover

[MAGNUMB]

Ok. Now I'm just getting way to lazy, but I've seen the air bubble remover Losi sells for like $45 and then saw somebody using a vacuum coffee saver on ebay for $12. Might have to try this as bleeding shocks takes me way too long as I'm way to anal

[BDR]

Fill'em up, push the piston up and down a few times, then leave'em sit

[MAGNUMB]

never thought leaving them sitting would help. Thanks!

[MiteyF]

The best bubble remover is... gravity. Not only that, it's already in your toolbox.

[C*H*U*D]

Originally Posted by MAGNUMB

Ok. Now I'm just getting way to lazy, but I've seen the air bubble remover Losi sells for like $45 and then saw somebody using a vacuum coffee saver on ebay for $12. Might have to try this as bleeding shocks takes me way too long as I'm way to anal

Are you looking at getting these things for bladder shocks or emulsion shocks?

[MAGNUMB]

I'm still on the hunt for a shock that will work with linked setup for heavy rig but probably going with bladder as more rebound would probably be preferred for my setup.

[JatoTheRipper]

I use the Tamiya RC Damper Oil Air Remover - Super Long ITEM# 54152. It's not cheap, but it really does work.
https://www.tamiyausa.com/items/tool...-remover-54152

You can find it much cheaper on eBay if you wait for it to come from Asia. That's what I did.
Tamiya 54152 | eBay

I bet this food saver would be a cheap air remover if it's tall enough to hold shocks upright.
FoodSaver® Quick Marinator at FoodSaver.com.

[C*H*U*D]

I've been going through a lot of old junk and just tossed a vacuum pump food sealer. I think it's still in my main trash...I should pull it out and make something. The pump looks just like that Tamiya unit.