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matty 09-09-07 06:53 PM

nitrogen in tires
 
The local tire place sells nitrogen to fill up your tires. Does anyone know anything about this or have it done? i hear 1) its lighter, 2) it gives u better traction, and 3) makes the tire handle better.

tks.

FdRx728 09-09-07 06:58 PM

Only thing i could think of is to help stop corrosion in the rim.

matty 09-09-07 07:11 PM

mods...u can delete this p[ost as i have found my answer.

found one of damon's posts in which he completely debunks the need for this.

Mahjik 09-09-07 07:17 PM

https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/nitrogen-filled-tires-363813/

https://www.rx7club.com/suspension-wheels-tires-brakes-20/anyone-have-any-experience-nitrogen-filled-tires-533212/

https://www.rx7club.com/automotive-news-lounge-22/nitrogen-now-available-filling-up-your-tires-428085/

https://www.rx7club.com/lounge-192/nitrogen-inflated-tire-debate-496286/

and so on...

bajaman 09-09-07 09:24 PM

lol....I always sort of cringe at these type of posts.

FD3Smaniac 09-09-07 10:52 PM

the air in the atmosphere is made of almost 75 nitrogen anyways... whats the point

afgmoto1978 09-09-07 11:11 PM

To prevent spikes in air pressure from moisture in the air. If you put dry air in the tires, your good. Another reasoning is nitrogen is innert, so there is presumably little to not change in tire pressure from cold tires to hot. Anyways, you can't tell the difference even if you did do this. This is done in open wheel racing, which is one place where it would be useful.

car hugger 09-09-07 11:26 PM

Truckers have been using it in their tires for years. Aside from moisture, Nitogen maintains better tire pressure as the nitrogen atoms are "larger" and will not seep out from the tire as quickly as traditional air. I ran it in my car for a year and had only a two psi drop in that time.

grimple1 09-10-07 03:57 AM

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...dfasefasdf.jpg

Railgun 09-10-07 05:54 AM

Umm...that was hydrogen...

afgmoto, that's the main reason...to keep a relatively constant pressure in the tire, but for the most part, it's not worth it for the everyday joe.

matty 09-10-07 07:36 AM


Originally Posted by bajaman (Post 7317244)
lol....I always sort of cringe at these type of posts.

why? what do u mean?

grimple1 09-10-07 03:42 PM

i'm just saying they both share "rogen" in their names. just beware!

Kento 09-10-07 08:01 PM


Originally Posted by grimple1 (Post 7319576)
i'm just saying they both share "rogen" in their names. just beware!

Of what?

Please search the term "inert gas" on the internet...

VTECthis 09-10-07 08:58 PM

gimple, take a chemistry class.

grimple1 09-10-07 09:47 PM

i don't need no classes. i'm supar smartie. rogen = flames and people dieing. how simple do i have to make it.

Kento 09-10-07 10:08 PM


Originally Posted by grimple1 (Post 7320915)
i don't need no classes. i'm supar smartie. rogen = flames and people dieing. how simple do i have to make it.

No simpler than your superb grammar and spelling skills...

EDIT: estrogen...damn, guess I better watch out the next time my gf goes into PMS mode...

Railgun 09-10-07 10:29 PM

Rofl

Seth Rogen=Flaming


Originally Posted by From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rogen is a lake situated mainly in Härjedalen, Sweden with a small portion crossing the Norwegian border. It is the starting point of Sweden's longest river, Klarälven.

In Norway, Rogen lies in Femundsmarka National Park in Engerdal municipality,Hedmark county and Røros municipality, Sør-Trøndelag county.


grimple1 09-10-07 10:30 PM

EDIT: estrogen...damn, guess I better watch out the next time my gf goes into PMS mode...[/QUOTE]



see...i win!

Kento 09-11-07 01:48 AM


Originally Posted by grimple1 (Post 7321076)
see...i win!

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