Which tire chains carry nitrogen to fill tires?
Originally Posted by Whaazup17
The thing about nitrogen around here is that it has a lot of water. What I use is a air line cleaner dehumidifier for your tires.
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-Eddie
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Originally Posted by Whaazup17
nitrogen sorry but if you don't take the water out there is no purpose in using nitrogen
I think you need to read up a little on what you are speaking of, it seems you don't have a clue.
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Here's some info...
http://www.tirelast.com/id1.html
Neat car at the top of the page.
Whadya say Eddie? Wanna go in halvsies?
http://www.tirelast.com/id1.html
Neat car at the top of the page.

Whadya say Eddie? Wanna go in halvsies?
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Eddie, put helium in your tires for less unsprung weight or pure carbon dioxide if you need the extra weight for traction.
I prefer helium in the fronts and carbon dioxide in the rears. It gets a good launch and pulls the front tires. For a FWD car that probably wouldn't work as well.
I prefer helium in the fronts and carbon dioxide in the rears. It gets a good launch and pulls the front tires. For a FWD car that probably wouldn't work as well.
Originally Posted by Half Fast
I prefer helium in the fronts and carbon dioxide in the rears. It gets a good launch and pulls the front tires. For a FWD car that probably wouldn't work as well. 

Gawd, are we full of shit.
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