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Posted by buickanddeere on January 14, 2006 at 06:50:45 from (216.183.138.142):
In Reply to: NASCAR posted by danged ifino on January 13, 2006 at 19:38:09:
As previously stated. Nitrogen varies its pressure in tires with temperature almost identical to air. Nitrogen is a cheap gas to purchase so high school chemistry class dropouts can be over charged $$$ to fill their tires. The biggies for aircraft are #1Bottled nitrogen has been dried so fewer corrosion concerns. #2 Pure nitrogen does not support combustion. A tire is hottest on the inside. During heavy braking or extended running with heavy loads at high speed with under inflated tires. You do not want the tire to begin burning inside. The extra heat and pressure from flames can be the difference between a blow out and not having a blow out.
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