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Old 08-04-2006, 01:57 PM
Dervman Dervman is offline
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My understanding is that when filled with nitrogen the tires heat up less and are more stable. As already mentioned because it is Dry Air and does not easily absorb moisture this avoids the added weight of water droplets and possible imbalance caused by any significant build-up.

I do know that all the serious Race Teams use Nitrogen in their tires, so there must be something to this.
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