Boss recommends using a liquid thread sealant rather than thread tape. Small fragments of thread tape can break off, travel through the airlines and lodge in valves or valve blocks, causing them to stick open or closed. A quality thread sealant seals the threads without shedding debris.

Always cut the airline square with a sharp tube cutter, not side cutters. Push the tube firmly into the fitting until it bottoms out, then pull back gently to seat the collet. Most leaks are caused by angled cuts, scratched tube, or the line not being fully inserted.

You can often reuse fittings and lines if they are in good condition, but if the tube end is scratched, oval or has been repeatedly removed, it is safer to cut back to a fresh section or replace it. Damaged tube ends are a common source of slow leaks.

The 26 1/4 Brass Hex Socket is primarily used as a connector in air suspension systems, specifically within Load Assist kits. It ensures a secure and reliable connection between air fittings, contributing to the overall efficiency of the system.

This brass hex socket is designed to integrate seamlessly with Boss air fittings. However, it is essential to verify compatibility with your specific airbag system and fittings to ensure optimal performance.

The 26 1/4 Brass Hex Socket is constructed from high-quality brass, which offers excellent durability and resistance to corrosion. This ensures a long-lasting and reliable connection in your air suspension setup.

Yes, the 26 1/4 Brass Hex Socket is designed to handle the pressures typically found in air suspension systems. However, always ensure that it is used within the recommended specifications for your specific application.

The 26 1/4 Brass Hex Socket is distinguished by its robust brass construction and hexagonal design, which allows for easier installation and a more secure grip compared to standard fittings. This design enhances the reliability of connections in air suspension systems.