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Orange Blossom Special, always a winner. I am not a bluegrass fan per se, but I do like Orange Blossom Special, and Foggy Mountain Breakdown. (which just happen to be the only 2 songs I know the title of)
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Any body going to be setting up for the FTE chapter?
30th F100 Western Nationals - June 23, 2012 | Facebook
Saturday, June 23, 2012
7:00am until 3:00pm
Canyon RV Park 24001 Santa Ana Canyon Road Anaheim, California 92808
30th F100 Western Nationals
June 23, 2012
f100 Western Nationals
Host Hotel and take off point for the Friday Cruise
Yorba Linda California Boutique Hotel - Ayres Suites Yorba Linda
30th F100 Western Nationals - June 23, 2012 | Facebook
Saturday, June 23, 2012
7:00am until 3:00pm
Canyon RV Park 24001 Santa Ana Canyon Road Anaheim, California 92808
30th F100 Western Nationals
June 23, 2012
f100 Western Nationals
Host Hotel and take off point for the Friday Cruise
Yorba Linda California Boutique Hotel - Ayres Suites Yorba Linda
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From: Ventura, CA
Happy Hump Day SoCal! Great weather today for working on the truck!
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So I'm getting my tires at the local Allen Tire Co cuz they had the best price on the tires....they offer free nitrogen inflation, flat repairs, rotation for life, and re-balancing.
I have a question, is nitrogen really better....I'm thinking that the purpose is that instead of just air it won't expand/compress as much with tire heat...but is there any other reasons to go with it? Later on when I refill the tires, it's ok to mix the air and nitrogen right?
I have a question, is nitrogen really better....I'm thinking that the purpose is that instead of just air it won't expand/compress as much with tire heat...but is there any other reasons to go with it? Later on when I refill the tires, it's ok to mix the air and nitrogen right?
The Pacifier
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From: Cloverdale, BC
Yes, it's okay to top up with regular air, but the theory is that you won't have to.
The nitrogen molecules are larger than the other molecules that make up our atmosphere, so when they're in a tire, there's less chance of leakage over time through the rubber itself. If there is a leak, it's got to be a mechanical problem ie bead, valve stem or core, or a puncture in the tire.
The nitrogen molecules are larger than the other molecules that make up our atmosphere, so when they're in a tire, there's less chance of leakage over time through the rubber itself. If there is a leak, it's got to be a mechanical problem ie bead, valve stem or core, or a puncture in the tire.
Hotshot
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From: La La Land
Nitrogen is also known as "dry nitrogen", as it doesn't carry any moisture.
The moisture in your tires' air is what causes higher pressure swings as a function of temperature than nitrogen.
Here is a good article from Popular Mechanics on the subject:
Nitrogen vs Air In Tires - Why Nitrogen in Tires - Popular Mechanics
Pop
The moisture in your tires' air is what causes higher pressure swings as a function of temperature than nitrogen.
Here is a good article from Popular Mechanics on the subject:
Nitrogen vs Air In Tires - Why Nitrogen in Tires - Popular Mechanics
Pop
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From: Florida
Morning SoCal and to you too Pops!!!
I'll be getting back on a plane this Sunday headed your way again...
Looks to be our last hot hot hot day here in NE Indiana...we've had quite the run of mid-90's!
Small chance of some wet stuff later today...we really need it...this year has been the driest ever since they started keeping records in 1897!
Have a great one everybody!
Joe.
I'll be getting back on a plane this Sunday headed your way again...
Looks to be our last hot hot hot day here in NE Indiana...we've had quite the run of mid-90's!
Small chance of some wet stuff later today...we really need it...this year has been the driest ever since they started keeping records in 1897!
Have a great one everybody!
Joe.
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Busy busy...started attacking a couple of trees in the back yard, broke out the chipper/shredder to reduce the size of the piles. It's been sitting for a couple of years but it fired right up and runs well. Going up to Crowley tomorrow for an on-site meeting with the county people and the building inspector; might find enough time to dip a line for a few before turning around to come home.
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Busy busy...started attacking a couple of trees in the back yard, broke out the chipper/shredder to reduce the size of the piles. It's been sitting for a couple of years but it fired right up and runs well. Going up to Crowley tomorrow for an on-site meeting with the county people and the building inspector; might find enough time to dip a line for a few before turning around to come home.