Mc2KXJ
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Have you followed any other posts by Purple? He said it like he believes it.
How long have you had airsoft bbs in your tires?
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asp
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thanks, because this question didn't get answered in march.
nominated [again]i'll keep this post with some tech, FWIW. i put them in my 31s in mid summer and have been great since. i already have them in my 34" LTBs but i haven't driven with them yet, so i'm not sure how well they'll work.
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taboocustoms
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I've been running Airsoft pellets in 33" Mud Brutes on Spyderlocks for a year now with no issues. I don't drive the jeep daily but I do drive 1.5 hours and up to 70mph to go wheeling.
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Yeah, just a little.
He said "fill a cup." You said "fill a tire."
And besides, he was right...
Innovative Balancing said:
http://www.innovativebalancing.com/news.htm
So... nominated.
Robert
Stihl029
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Hey why not just go crazy with like tractor tires were mentioned earlier and use calcium heres a spreadsheet that is easier to understand than purple's odd amounts.
http://www.agf.gov.bc.ca/resmgmt/publist/200series/210104-1.pdf
After all this is a physics thing you know, I am sure that you can come up with a calulation to make it so that you can eliminate vibs at low to moderate; but you are going to have to balance the rim and the tire eventually. Unless its not used on street then you can do what ever really. For those in the US the DOT has standards on this I am sure, please do not put other peoples lives at risk by trying to balance your not street legal wheels or tires. Hey here is another alternative that I have seen with just about the same theory but safer since its not inside of the tire. http://www.centramatic.com/300.html
I just see the BB's being able to take on lateral movement that may develop into a bad thing.
http://www.agf.gov.bc.ca/resmgmt/publist/200series/210104-1.pdf
After all this is a physics thing you know, I am sure that you can come up with a calulation to make it so that you can eliminate vibs at low to moderate; but you are going to have to balance the rim and the tire eventually. Unless its not used on street then you can do what ever really. For those in the US the DOT has standards on this I am sure, please do not put other peoples lives at risk by trying to balance your not street legal wheels or tires. Hey here is another alternative that I have seen with just about the same theory but safer since its not inside of the tire. http://www.centramatic.com/300.html
I just see the BB's being able to take on lateral movement that may develop into a bad thing.
