Nitrogen?

[9guy9]

Originally Posted by Swifty1638

I was wondering this more-so for like hossier qtp, just set it at 13 psi or so. But, I'm a way's off for it. I was actually wondering if it expands under heat like usual. Thanks guys.

-A. Swift

nitrogen is a very stable gas and dosn't change much under different temps. That is why it is used in shocks. I have read that some tire places are starting to offer it, although I havn't heard of any in particulre.

turbotralon1g; any idea how much it cost to have your tires filled with it at TP?

[tim]

A guy came into work today and was talking about filling his tires with nitrogen. He said it was something like $4 per tire to do it. That seems awful steep to me? I am not sure where it was either, didnt bother to ask.

[Hoffer00]

Originally Posted by tim

A guy came into work today and was talking about filling his tires with nitrogen. He said it was something like $4 per tire to do it. That seems awful steep to me? I am not sure where it was either, didnt bother to ask.

If it is better and safer I would do it, but I also have $900 (total not each) rubber on all fours. Not including rims.

[Matt D.]

Originally Posted by Hoffer00

If it is better and safer I would do it, but I also have $900 (total not each) rubber on all fours. Not including rims.

Safer, not any more or less safe than regular air. Better, only if you're on a track and a couple PSI difference can throw off your setup.