Need help filling fox air shocks in Raleigh area

[Mud Yota']

I live in Chapel hill and am needing to fill a fox 2.0 air shock. I had to let the nitrogen and oil out of one of the shocks to get the buggy out of the woods after bending a link and now I need to find someone that can help me fill them back up in the Chapel Hill, RDU area. Any help would be appreciated

 

[Infamous1]

Yeah man I can fill it for you. I work at chapel hill tire in Cole Park 8 to 5 (on 15-501 on the pittsboro side of Chapel Hill) and I live in Pittsboro. Just pm me if I can help.

 

[Mac5005]

I'm in rocky mount, and I've got nitrogen and a fill kit. Get your oil amount right, and I don't mind filling charging them with nitrogen for you.

Two 5 two - 9 0 three - 9 nine six 2

Scott

 

[Mud Yota']

Thank yall for the replies!! pm sent Infamous1

 

[OnlyOneDR]

I had a post just like this a couple years ago, you got responses when I did not! When you are ready to make your own rig I can tell you how to build a setup for a little over $200 that does everything the $500 kits do; I ended up making my own.

 

[Mud Yota']

I appreciate that OnlyOneDR I might get in contact with you at some point and figure that out

 

[Mac5005]

I had a post just like this a couple years ago, you got responses when I did not! When you are ready to make your own rig I can tell you how to build a setup for a little over $200 that does everything the $500 kits do; I ended up making my own.

That's what I did. Most expensive part was the high pressure nitrogen regulator. I go to my Hvac supply place for tank changeouts, and I used Hvac lines and fittings.

Wayyyy cheaper than the fill "kits"

 

[tkeaton]

Most motorcycle shops can help also.