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04.08.2007, 03:12 PM

Yeah... maybe. Depends on the tire and speed I think. It will be much harder for a narrow section of tire to balloon than the whole thing.

Maybe two "belts" would do it on a bigger tire.


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04.08.2007, 03:16 PM

somebody once told me to use strapping or belting tape it was a black like tape does anybody know of this
   
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04.08.2007, 03:27 PM

GM360, no i don't think i've heard of that?

GD, i think it would still balloon though, just two smaller ones, about half the swelling.

And yes, I've said that many times, these tires NEED to come from the factory WITH fiber belting inside the rubber. They would be a lot better performing, and takes some variables from speed calculating, along with less power for a given speed.

Maybe, I'll try this and make after market modded tires for purchase? :027:


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