Pneu'ing an Airwalk V2

[zondo]

I'm finally going to use my V2 for my first DIY project. That said, I don't want to screw up too much. I've got cyberave's how-to thread bookmarked and I've seen a lot of pics of other's work (Bread_Da_Painter's for example).

Just wondering if any of you have any lessons learned, pics of the process, or random guts pics that aren't posted.

My goal is to sleeper pneu it, maybe with a Tickler--seems like the popular choice.

Thanks!

[flyingpootang]

Cyberave's post is pretty complete, but you can search pneumag in the Tech Forum and you should get a lot of hits. Here is a link I just posted in for a BenchMark type frame. You can also seach "MANN" he has a good thread of an internal LPR mounted. As for machinist who has done internal LPR and specializes on sleeper mods pm practicetarget here or on bigevilonline.com His work is absolutely stunning.....
http://automags.org/forums/showthrea...36#post2608936

[mag79]

these should help


http://automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=231072
http://automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=232154

[zondo]

Thanks guys!

Holy cow, after seeing that Benchy pneu'd up, I guess you can pneu anything!

I noticed that all the Air/Stormwalks have the MSV-2 mounted with one screw. Has anyone noticed any issues with it rotating, or is it negligable? I'm assuming that's done to have a longer lever arm for the MSV-2 and a preference thing.

[flyingpootang]

I think 1 of the screws is hidden behind the MSV-2. Although you can use 1 if you tighten the crap out of it. I'd strongly recommend using both screws.....

[zondo]

I think 1 of the screws is hidden behind the MSV-2. Although you can use 1 if you tighten the crap out of it. I'd strongly recommend using both screws.....

Really? That makes sense, so I'm glad I asked...