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    follow up to Balanceing Issues

    Got my new BFG's last weekend and schooled the guy up to do a good balance job. He suggested a packet of "Equal " performance tyre balance powder (6 oz) in my 285/75/16's and the tyre will continually balance it self. Damn me no wheel weights and after 500 metres at 80 k's the packet breaks and all shaking stops - smooth as!!

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    Fair dinkum, I thought a out it but never tried them.

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    Wtf?? Not equal as in the sugar??

    Does it work with all tyres? Or just the bigger ones?


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    Does the vehicle shake for 500 m every time you go for a spin?
    IF IT'S NOT A NISSAN.
    THEN IT'S A COMPROMISE

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    Found this on "Equal" Performance Powder

    http://www.imiproducts.com/equal.html

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    early days yet but so far so good.

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    Hey Robo good question- makes sense it could shake untill the stuff spreads around eachtime. So far I could say I've noticed a slight shake ( v minor) at around 40 -50 K's but quickly dissapears!
    Last edited by BradWill; 11th October 2012 at 09:47 PM. Reason: clarification

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    Hey BigGQWesty -see web sight below apparenty it is a polomer. The tyre guy looked up a chart to get the amount to use but am aware he had 3 oz and 6 oz packets

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    If you have tube less tyres couldn't you simply DIY.
    support axle.
    remove valve.
    open packet.
    pour inside tyre through valve.
    replace valve and pump up again?????
    IF IT'S NOT A NISSAN.
    THEN IT'S A COMPROMISE

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    apparantly they used to pump the stuff in through the valve - surley would be easier to break the bead and push the little bag in and pump up.

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