My 2011 Vitz

[yarisugi]

@coheed - 1/8" lines are tiny! After you find your leak, try 1/4" at least. Not more than 3/8" though. Should help speed up your lowering/raising.

@TC- New wheels already? Curious what you have in mind...

[coheed]

Originally Posted by TerenceCruz

Ahhh very true, my friend said the same, we parked in the garage and I was like what're you doing, and he said "Still airing out" hahaha it was hella funny. The port can't go any bigger? And thanks a lot man, I feel the same way. I'm just looking towards a different type of wheel now. Still 16s, maybe 16x9 but I'm just over the mesh look haha.

I don't know if it could go any bigger. I would try drilling it out a bit, but at $15 and not being able to buy one locally, I think I'll leave it and deal with airing out slowly lol

Originally Posted by yarisugi

@coheed - 1/8" lines are tiny! After you find your leak, try 1/4" at least. Not more than 3/8" though. Should help speed up your lowering/raising.

@TC- New wheels already? Curious what you have in mind...

No my lines are 1/4", but the air exhaust port on the back of the manual paddle valves are 1/8". My raise time is great, its the lowering that takes forever.

[TerenceCruz]

Originally Posted by yarisugi

@coheed - 1/8" lines are tiny! After you find your leak, try 1/4" at least. Not more than 3/8" though. Should help speed up your lowering/raising.

@TC- New wheels already? Curious what you have in mind...

I was trying to avoid the mesh look, but I got a good offer for a trade for some brand new 16x9s so i'll post on here with pics if it goes through! Polished lips with white faces :) Still reps unfortunately, but ill fake the funk til i graduate school and get something nicer :)