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The Dilema of Balancing Big Tires

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Old 08-23-2005, 05:15 AM
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This is a bubble balancer. One of my boggers took like 3 then if I remember right, had one that took 12. Just have to do each one. It's kinda PITA pending on which Beadlocks you go with. TR's won't seperate without a hydraulic tyre tool.

Spent hours jumpin up and down on them trying to beat that tire off the rim to no avail.
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How expensive are the Dyna Beads as I didn't see any prices on their site that I could find? I think that means

Under the "Products" link:

http://www.innovativebalancing.com/gallery1.htm
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Hehe, sorry. I forgot to include that it was my motor mounts. I'm retarded.
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$40 to balance (5) 37/12.50/15s at the local tire place...they wanted to use Equal...said "no way"...they used $40 worth of lead easy...but they are much smooter now. When I beadlock the wheels...who cares then.

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Hey Brian... here's a Yotatecher that uses the Dyna Beads stuff if you haven't seen the thread yet... https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...tive+balancing

I think the idea is good. I think they use them in Semi Truck tires and then there's this guy with a giant Dodge with beadlocks and claims that there isn't any vibration at all. There's also this tesimonial:

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I did want to let you know that the 10oz of Dyna beads per wheel/tire combo is working great, all the way up to 75mph with absolutely no vibrations. This is with my 37x12.50-16 tires that weigh 75lb on a 16x8 wheel that comes in at 60lbs. The combo is 140lb each, about 30-40lb more than the typical combo.

Jason
Owner - http://www.pavementsucks.com"
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http://www.gadgetonline.com/vibration.htm
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