Monroe Air Shock Adapter to 1/4" NPT Thead 

The adapters that come with the Monroe shocks have an indent in the center where you can drill it out with a quarter inch drill bit and the line will fit directly through it and into the shock and you can use the factory plastic adapters :-)

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I think this is what I need!

Thank you .. I got it

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Does this help it lift better and quicker? Thanks for your time

Monroe uses small hard plastic lines for several reasons. The line is inexpensive, durable, it's immune to weather and age rot, it can be routed in tight places away from exhaust, and most important it doesn't allow air to migrate from one shock to the other in the balanced system fast enough to effect handling in long high-speed turns. Big airline is a failure.

So would you have the part numbers are the numbers off the shock it looks like what I need is that about 9 or 10 inch from eye to eye when it is deflated thanks for the video

A few questions: 1) On the fittings on the side of the Monroe Air Shocks, is there a valve-pin, similar to a normal (Schrader) Tire Valve, that must be depressed to add or remove air from the shock? 2) Do these Aeroquip 2242-4-4S adapters have a part inside that keeps the valve-pin depressed? 3) Or, does the Monroe setup work differently? 4) Do other Air shocks have a normal (Schrader) fill valve that's the same size as a Tire Fill Valve that will work with a standard air hose "Tire Chuck" ?

do you have a video showing the speed difference with the adapters.

Ok, so I purchase fitting and Now what size line 1/4 ? and what do I Need to connect from The shock ? Another fitting..thanks for ur help

I want to screw a schrader valve directly on to the shock without any additional lines to run. Is that possible?

Ordered those fittings for my monroe shocks. they thread right on perfectly. My question is with them being swivel like...what keeps them sealed lol. I can put my finger in one hole and blow through the other, air shoots right out between 2 sections. Stupid question I'm sure lol.

Is the 1/8 inch line to small to inflate the shocks under heavier loads?

Can those air shocks run without air ? Would they work like normal oil shocks it theres no air in them ? I have some but wish to lower my rear end ( kinda normal ride height)

you mentioned finding a 90 degree fitting,I found it here it is the 90 degree fitting its~ Eaton Aeroquip 2047-8-8S

what shock is this looking for a small one like this

Why?

What monroe are these? Part no. Please:3

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These fittings are garbage do not buy them. The swivvle points leak air badddd. Buy a 7/16-20 female to 1/4 male fitting no swivel point or you will regret it