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Step 4Adding the valve
You will need to fill the chamber somehow. To do this you drill a hole in the endcap and glue in the valve. Mark the center of the endcap and clamp it in a vice. Get your drill. A standard schrader valve is around 5/16", but the hole will need to be a little larger if you're using a snap in valve. Save yourself some time and make sure you use a power drill and vice.
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Apr 11, 2009. 12:50 PMMJRSnyder
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how do u attach the valve at the back?
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Apr 11, 2009. 1:16 PMBiopyro (author)
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What do you mean "at the back"? You can buy "snap-in" tire valves off ebay or from an auto parts store. You drill a hole a little larger than the stem, then pulle the tire valve through with pliers. It should seal perfectly above 1 bar.
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