tires?

That's why I keep five sets on hand... tires have a knack for doing that on my S13 as well!

strange ehh?
 
get them hydrogen filled at tires plus. They will last much longer, the air pressure wont rise when they get hot. So they wont delaminate and shiiit
 
Use good tires. Crappy tires don't last and can't handle the heat. ST115's from Falken last a long time (all things considered), have pretty good grip, and don't cost all that much (again, all things considered).
 
ienjoydrifting said:
get them hydrogen filled at tires plus. They will last much longer, the air pressure wont rise when they get hot. So they wont delaminate and shiiit
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so after i do a doughnut, the rear tires heat up and increase air pressure........ thats why it slides better?
 
Nitrogen would be a better choice ladies. Although helium is inert, non-corrosive, and the 2nd "lightest" gas (hydrogen wins); it is also COMBUSTIBLE and diffuses quickly/easily through rubber (not too important to the drifter since tires don't spend much time on the rim). Hydrogen is even more combustible. Nitrogen has a gaseous specific gravity of 0.967, is inert, non-corrosive, and is not combustable! It also diffuses through tires roughly 30% slower than air.
 
helium is not flamable thats one of the good qualities of being inert it doesnt chemically or ionically bod to other elements readily, thats all combustion really is 2 or more elments either combineing or splitting apart and causeing heat energy to be given off as a by product
 
Yeah I'm an idiot. Tried to seperate points but put them together. Hydrogen = boom boom. Helium = diffuses rapidly. Nitrogen = best of both. I even said helium was inert. I'm smrt.
 
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