I Got Nitrous!!!
I Got Nitrous!!!
thats right i finanlly manned up and got nitrous
in my tires lol...i went to the dealer and got NitroFill...the ride is so much smoother and they said it makes tires more durable and last longer...so im giving it a shot
http://www.nitrofill.com/Default.aspx
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in my tires lol...i went to the dealer and got NitroFill...the ride is so much smoother and they said it makes tires more durable and last longer...so im giving it a shot
http://www.nitrofill.com/Default.aspx
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seriously.
I dare you to fill your tires with nitrous, you better actually wear a real flame suit then.
Its nitrogen they put in your tires not nitrous oxide.
Maybe you know that and are just trying to be funny but they are two totally diff things
I dare you to fill your tires with nitrous, you better actually wear a real flame suit then.
Its nitrogen they put in your tires not nitrous oxide.
Maybe you know that and are just trying to be funny but they are two totally diff things
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then thats why he should prepare his flame suit, plus its not going to save you the money they say
that pertains to the thread how? But thank you
that pertains to the thread how? But thank you
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http://blogs.consumerreports.org/car...nitrogen-.html
Their results showed that in one year nitrogen-filled tires lost 2.2 psi while tires filled with normal air mix lost 3.5 psi. This is a difference of 1.3 psi over a full year
Their results showed that in one year nitrogen-filled tires lost 2.2 psi while tires filled with normal air mix lost 3.5 psi. This is a difference of 1.3 psi over a full year
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http://blogs.consumerreports.org/car...nitrogen-.html
Their results showed that in one year nitrogen-filled tires lost 2.2 psi while tires filled with normal air mix lost 3.5 psi. This is a difference of 1.3 psi over a full year
Their results showed that in one year nitrogen-filled tires lost 2.2 psi while tires filled with normal air mix lost 3.5 psi. This is a difference of 1.3 psi over a full year
right and it costs money to get that nitrogen back, the air is free like you said. If you monitor your air pressure, which i always have done, everytime I wash the cars I used to check, there is no need to worry or switch to nitrogen
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http://blogs.consumerreports.org/car...nitrogen-.html
Their results showed that in one year nitrogen-filled tires lost 2.2 psi while tires filled with normal air mix lost 3.5 psi. This is a difference of 1.3 psi over a full year
Their results showed that in one year nitrogen-filled tires lost 2.2 psi while tires filled with normal air mix lost 3.5 psi. This is a difference of 1.3 psi over a full year
1) Not significant enough to worry about it.
2) Air is free - who the hell cares if you have to bump up the tires.
3) So what happens when you want to adjust tire pressure for handling purposes? Or for you straight liners, so say you want to bleed off some pressure for a better launch?
I'll keep my good old fashioned air.
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Yeah.
1) Not significant enough to worry about it.
2) Air is free - who the hell cares if you have to bump up the tires.
3) So what happens when you want to adjust tire pressure for handling purposes? Or for you straight liners, so say you want to bleed off some pressure for a better launch?
I'll keep my good old fashioned air.
1) Not significant enough to worry about it.
2) Air is free - who the hell cares if you have to bump up the tires.
3) So what happens when you want to adjust tire pressure for handling purposes? Or for you straight liners, so say you want to bleed off some pressure for a better launch?
I'll keep my good old fashioned air.
you got it, I wonder if TONY's GOT IT(alley should get that one)
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