chemists needed!
If your that worried about weight on your tires on race day...take the plastic valvestem cap off each tire...it will probably have about the same weight savings as going from regular air to dry air nitrogen.
ANd dry air nitrogen does not have the same expansion rate as regular air. Thats why we use it in airplane tires...where the temps can go from -20 to +200 in a matter of minutes.
ANd dry air nitrogen does not have the same expansion rate as regular air. Thats why we use it in airplane tires...where the temps can go from -20 to +200 in a matter of minutes.
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Originally Posted by Crx_In_Motion
yes nitrogen is more dense then air......hellium is less dense and "lighter" i guess you would say.....But IMO why would u want "lighter tires"..... also hellium is'nt flamable , it is an oxidizer though. and yes hellium does expand, as with all other gasses if heated.
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kayoken
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Jan 2, 2003 11:21 PM



Use air, and take a shit before you go out.
