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Metal Valve Stem with High PSI Rating for Valve Stem Hole .453 inch  

Updated 03/03/2021 | Published 02/26/2021

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I am looking for high pressure clamp in metal valve stems , .453.i measured and.my.rubber stems a are about 1 from rim to cap. I do not want them to long because i am installing the cap type tpms. They are going to be installed on tredit T03 rims. Is the metal clamp in and bolt in the same?

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For a high pressure metal valve stem that can fit the .453 inch hole in your wheels the Americana part # AM20906 would work really great. It's rated for up to 200 psi and is also a standard height too so there'd be no issues there either.

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