12 avr. 2007 13:23:55
12 avr. 2007 15:12:19
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Dan L said:
This subject is pretty silly. I service my tires with 78% Nitrogen. I like that mix.
There will always be some market guru looking to make a buck off this whole thing.
dan
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1st997 said:
I ONLY use Helium so my wheels are lighter....
(This was to be posted 4/1)
16 avr. 2007 15:18:53
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SrfCity said:
FWIW, all the Michelin tires at the ALMS race in Long Beach were nitrogen filled. I suspect that it results in less pressure fluctuation.
16 avr. 2007 15:23:21
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roadtrip said:
glad i went the tank route last year...over the course of winter the 2 cars tires i filled lost zero pressure...but best of all i will never, repeat never, have to make the trek to a gas station / convenience store / scumbag hangout for air only to discover that someone has "inadvertently" trashed the entire setup and store management has neglected to get it fixed
16 avr. 2007 16:19:27
16 avr. 2007 17:49:47
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69bossnine said:Quote:
SrfCity said:
FWIW, all the Michelin tires at the ALMS race in Long Beach were nitrogen filled. I suspect that it results in less pressure fluctuation.
The above info I posted plainly debunks the pressure-fluctuation theory. Are you sure that "Tuffy Auto Service Centers" doesn't have a sponsorship-deal with the Long Beach ALMS??
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roadtrip said:
glad i went the tank route last year...over the course of winter the 2 cars tires i filled lost zero pressure...but best of all i will never, repeat never, have to make the trek to a gas station / convenience store / scumbag hangout for air only to discover that someone has "inadvertently" trashed the entire setup and store management has neglected to get it fixed
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wtsnet said:
Doesn't anyone use a foot pump any more?
Much easier than having to wire up an electric compressor, and saves the planet too
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wtsnet said:
Works in a black-out too....
And sure beats having to drive to the gas station.
17 avr. 2007 18:52:32
17 avr. 2007 18:56:15