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interesting

that is interesting. it makes a lot of sense as well.

yeah sounds good might do it just for kicks....

Sweet I have a use for my bucket of unused air soft bbs!!!

i really wanna try this ha ha

anyone ever try this? I work at a shop and could try it if no ones done it yet.... I'm kinda nervous about it the idea of having 3.5oz's of bb's in my tires lol.

i'm willing to give it a "shot" too... sorry, i couldn't resist an opportunity for a bad pun.

wonder if the air soft bb's would melt in racing applications though.

85levin wrote:wonder if the air soft bb's would melt in racing applications though.

Also a concern of mine, I just cant imagine this would work in every application. I mean hitting the twisties would cause a lot of lateral G's as well as the consistant rotation force. Seems like that might cause turbulence in the tire. Maybe I'll try it on my pickup first...

ever held a bmx wheel spun it then tried to pivot the wheel.

Another old trick is lead 'shot' for shotguns...

Or you could use Copper BB's.


Not an uncommon old trick (especially for 4x4's with super swampers).

Andrew

assassin10000 wrote:Not an uncommon old trick (especially for 4x4's with super swampers).

Andrew

True but a lot of the 4x4 guys i know that tried it they didnt have much luck with it.

running zinc coated bb's in a pair of 15x9s.

let me know how it works