| In a message dated 3/31/2004 6:44:06 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
serge.ber@sympatico.ca writes:
> I wonder if we can think of something do put in air system that when we 
> close
> our doors that the air goes back in air tank...that way would be less
> stressfull on compressor...anyone have suggesstion? Serge vin 1733
> 
Definitely a convenient feature if you are planning to launch your Bricklin 
into space, but something would still have to compress the air into the tank.  
It might need a slight modification to the valves, and probably reinforcements 
of the door and hinges, but I suppose you could manually push the doors 
closed to force air back into the tank.  You could even charge the tank up in a 
similar manner.  Simply stand next to the car and and pump the door up and down 
a 
few times by hand, then you would not need a compressor at all.
Actually, there are a couple Bricklins with manual doors, like big hatchback 
lift struts.  It's a closed system with no compressor.
George
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