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Old 07-12-2008, 10:12 AM
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To the best of my knowledge every new Porsche is supposed to have it in their tires? Maybe im worng?
 
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Old 07-12-2008, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by msindi
It actually is not a scam...
I used to fill my Gallardo with N2 only given the heat in Duabi in the summer.
You can check with TPMS since Temp and Pressure are related (or so I was told in thermodynamics in college)
true (us engineers need to stick 2gether)

you see the volume/pressure of N does not change as much as air (mixed gas) with temp...

GUYS...
TEST IT!!! use N on the left set and air on the right set take the pressure b4 and after a 30min drive. Let us know the pressure on which side changed more...
 
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How does a dealership actually fill the tire 100% with nitrogen? Since air is close to 79% nitrogen already it appears that they have to figure out how to bring it up to 100%. It would appear to me that they would need to suck the tires empty, collapsing the tire bead on the rim in order to fill them with 100% nitrogen. Is there a special tire machine that is contained within a pressure vessel that will keep "air" out, and be filled with 100% nitrogen? If the objective is to fill the tire with 100% nitrogen there is no way to do that with today's tire mounting machines.

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