The air we breathe is 78% nitrogen - close enough for me... 
I don't really see any advantage at all.
I wouldn't waste teh money - spend it on better rubber
In my slingshot nope... but I do have nitrogen in RAM 1500 tires
Why you ask?
Because it was FREE!
Why you ask?
Because it was FREE!
I thought it ws Free in my Silverado but then I found a charge in the fine print!
I wouldn't run it for the claimed benefit you mention. However, I had some GM aluminum rims (I suspect all brands, but only can verify those personally) that I could not get to seal no matter what. The car was 8-10 years old, my daily driver back and forth to work. Everything I tried either didn't work, or worked only for a few months, then the tires would lose air every few days. I had them cleaned once again, and put in the Nitrogen. I had heard that the heating/cooling caused moisture in the tire that would work it's way into the seal. I drove that car afterwards for over a year, no air loss or issues. Worked for me.
I put helium in my tires. They reduce overall weight and increase 0-60 performance.
I always run hydrogen in my tires, that way when you have a blowout you REALLY have a BLOWOUT!
I use nitrogen on all my vehicles because unlike normal air it is not affected by cold temperatures,given the fact we have a bit of a cold season up here it's just one of those things that you do to avoid the annoyance of tripping the tpms.
I have a very specific mixture I run in my tires. It is as follows:
78.09% nitrogen
20.95% oxygen
0.93% argon
0.04% carbon dioxide
Some negligible small amounts of various other gases
It's an extremely tedious process, but well worth the effort!!
Display MoreI have a very specific mixture I run in my tires. It is as follows:
78.09% nitrogen
20.95% oxygen
0.93% argon
0.04% carbon dioxide
Some negligible small amounts of various other gases
It's an extremely tedious process, but well worth the effort!!
Damn and I was just using air.... no wonder you can kick A$$ on the track - sercret formula
Display MoreI have a very specific mixture I run in my tires. It is as follows:
78.09% nitrogen
20.95% oxygen
0.93% argon
0.04% carbon dioxide
Some negligible small amounts of various other gases
It's an extremely tedious process, but well worth the effort!!
I think you may be over filling your tires ... over achiever
I think Bill Marin uses 40% Patron and 60% pineapple juice in his tires. That way if he ever blows a tire, he can enjoy the flavor
I think you may be over filling your tires ... over achiever
I could tell you how much PSI of each gets put in, but it's all very complex mathematical formulas and I don't want to hurt any of your brains! I know, I'm very considerate that way!
I use nitrogen on all my vehicles because unlike normal air it is not affected by cold temperatures,given the fact we have a bit of a cold season up here it's just one of those things that you do to avoid the annoyance of tripping the tpms.
Nitrogen ignores physical science?
speaking of gas has anyone worked out a tune to run the slingshot on methane?
speaking of gas has anyone worked out a tune to run the slingshot on methane?
Working on it. Here's a motorcycle I converted...
Nitrogen ignores physical science?
Nitrogen and I have that in common, I ignore physical science as well.
Working on it. Here's a motorcycle I converted...
BTW, for that exhaust, I collaborated with Welter Performance - we called it Welter Skelter... 
I always run hydrogen in my tires, that way when you have a blowout you REALLY have a BLOWOUT!
That is funny!
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