Where to find 90 degree valve stems?

Some idiot bend the inside of my tire stem on my weds when installing a new tire...I guess he used a pry bar to remove the old tire and some  how hit the inside of the valve stem with some force...
anyway, Where can I find one locally?

[url]http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=90+degree+valve+stem&_sacat=See-All-Categories[/url]

not sure if any will fit weds.
but im sure most of good tire shops should have them available

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but im sure most of good tire shops should have them available[/QUOTE]


you'd be surprised how many don't have them!:saiyancrunks: i had to tackle this problem when i needed some for my vsxx back in the day. it was a total p.i.t.a.! i got lucky and found a friend that wasn't using his wheels so i got them.

They're like impossible to find locally for some reason.

Place that re-finish wheels should have them. The ones i bought from ebay did not work, and I was told that I needed a 2pc valve stem instead.

[QUOTE=jason;357651]Some idiot bend the inside of my tire stem on my weds when installing a new tire...I guess he used a pry bar to remove the old tire and some  how hit the inside of the valve stem with some force...
anyway, Where can I find one locally?[/QUOTE]


got a picture of one of them?  theres a lot of differences and some JDM companies use proprietary valve stems.  diameter, angle, length, and inner/outer mount all make a difference.

i had the same issue when the viton seals on my maya/trafficstar valvestems started to go, took me a solid 4-5months to find replacements that werent the $40/each+ Trafficstar wanted (plus shipping from japan).

i had success with Work valvestems :)
if you have the measurements from your own stems you can call work and they're more than willing to answer pretty much all questions (the guy i talked to even measured 3 different stems they sell to get me the best match!) and shipping is really fast.
[url]http://workwheelsonline.com/valvestems.html[/url]

it helps that the stems are damn cheap, like $48 for a set of 4!  yes they're 2pc.  i think i got the V24 or v36, i forget.

[QUOTE=PureDrifter;358946]got a picture of one of them?  theres a lot of differences and some JDM companies use proprietary valve stems.  diameter, angle, length, and inner/outer mount all make a difference.

i had the same issue when the viton seals on my maya/trafficstar valvestems started to go, took me a solid 4-5months to find replacements that werent the $40/each+ Trafficstar wanted (plus shipping from japan).

i had success with Work valvestems :)
if you have the measurements from your own stems you can call work and they're more than willing to answer pretty much all questions (the guy i talked to even measured 3 different stems they sell to get me the best match!) and shipping is really fast.
[URL]http://workwheelsonline.com/valvestems.html[/URL]

it helps that the stems are damn cheap, like $48 for a set of 4!  yes they're 2pc.  i think i got the V24 or v36, i forget.[/QUOTE]
cool. thanks for that. i had some 90 degree ones but they were 10mm too short

i tried to post pics but the site keeps kicking me out..I'll try again later.

platinum vip has some on hand. might wanna check them out.