Nitro fill pressure?
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Nitro fill pressure?
I just installed some brand new Hankook v12's and am planning on getting the tires nitrogen filled. What should I ask them to fill them at? If it's cold pressure I was thinking 28 front and rear?
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Nitrogen is nothing but smoke and mirrors, so don't waste your money.
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Laugh all you want, but after filling the tires with Nitrogen and adding a performance hood seal, my mpg increased 2 billion percent.
Next up, the turbonator and I'm pretty sure it will start generating it's own gas after that.
Seriously though OP, nothing wrong with N2, just keep expectations in check. The biggest benefit from it is that there is no moisture in it like typical compressed air and as others mentioned, a little more consistant pressure.
Next up, the turbonator and I'm pretty sure it will start generating it's own gas after that.
Seriously though OP, nothing wrong with N2, just keep expectations in check. The biggest benefit from it is that there is no moisture in it like typical compressed air and as others mentioned, a little more consistant pressure.
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I run 78% nitrogen in mine at 30 psi. Oh, and it's free.
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