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Post by silverfox96 on Sept 4, 2011 14:29:54 GMT -6
I just read an old post on variators that included a spot of info on the "dynaglass beads" for tire balancing and was wondering how much of a problem one would have getting the beads in with the 90 degree valve stems. My scoot is a "new" (untitled) 2008 zhejiang summit huaw, model HY150T-5 with 13" tires. Has anyone used these beads and put them through a 90 degree valve sterm?
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Post by sprocket on Sept 4, 2011 15:18:06 GMT -6
They are easier to get a straight stem but you can do it in a 90 degree...lean the scooter over on a 45deg angle and use a engraver vibrator... The other alternative I have used is to break the bead on the tire with a C-clamp, pour in the beads and re inflate with a compressor... www.innovativebalancing.com/service.htm
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Post by scootvirginia on Sept 7, 2011 19:11:16 GMT -6
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Post by evilgenius on Sept 9, 2011 18:05:31 GMT -6
I say 'go ghetto'. Get you a big bottle of plastic airsoft pellets and you'll have all you'll likely ever need. Put them in by breaking the bead like sprocket said, or adding them at the same time you change out the valve stems. I used about 2 oz in 12" high profiles with noticeably improved result. Better yet - they make a 'swishy' sound at low speed too. Ooh! Aah!
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Post by scootvirginia on Sept 11, 2011 10:24:00 GMT -6
Ooooo I like that, I was thinking shotgun shot but did not want the rusting to be a problem. May try that with the dyna beads as I think I ned more anyway. Thanks
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