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nice way to make more money .. now they sell you snake oil for tires .
yes , helium is used in tires all of the time in grand prix cars and othere racers for the reasons listed above.
it is a 6 to 10 year old development and it provides a more stable air pressure and thus more accurate or should i say more predictable handling ,
but, on street tires ...................it is like waxing your car to get better mpg.
yes , helium is used in tires all of the time in grand prix cars and othere racers for the reasons listed above.
it is a 6 to 10 year old development and it provides a more stable air pressure and thus more accurate or should i say more predictable handling ,
but, on street tires ...................it is like waxing your car to get better mpg.
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Helium???? I know racers and others use Nitrogen because it doesn't vary with heat and has become a the thing to do in passenger tires and a lot of tire sellers advertise it as a` selling point to buying from them.
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nice way to make more money .. now they sell you snake oil for tires .
yes , helium is used in tires all of the time in grand prix cars and other racers for the reasons listed above.
it is a 6 to 10 year old development and it provides a more stable air pressure and thus more accurate or should i say more predictable handling ,
but, on street tires ...................it is like waxing your car to get better mpg.
nice way to make more money .. now they sell you snake oil for tires .
yes , helium is used in tires all of the time in grand prix cars and other racers for the reasons listed above.
it is a 6 to 10 year old development and it provides a more stable air pressure and thus more accurate or should i say more predictable handling ,
but, on street tires ...................it is like waxing your car to get better mpg.
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