[f1rem0uth]

I don't think you need a pump.

Please what ever you do, don't take down the petrol garage

 

[f1rem0uth]

I read this on another forum:

I know this may sound strange but I know it works. If you glue the tire to the rim then take a small syringe and inject air into the tire it will fill the void. The silicone tire will seal around the hole when you pull out the Syringe. Then you can true it from there.

 

[f1rem0uth]

QUOTE (Screwneck @ 30 Mar 2012, 19:15) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>If you fill the airspace with injected milk and then put the hub and tyre in the microwave for 2 minutes on the defrost setting it'll make your car go 20% faster

Please do not try this at home!, it is extremely dangerous and you'll probably be reaching for the fire extinguisher.

I know, I tried it, it doesn't work

 

[f1rem0uth]

I was joking by the way, I didn't really try it, I may be daft but.....

Common sense should tell you that you should never put metal items in a microwave oven.

But yeh, repeat - please do not put your aluminium wheels in a microwave oven.

 

[f1rem0uth]

This thread kind of reminds me when I first started posting on this forum!, (and still does,lol)

You guys can be a wicked bunch when you want to be.

Funny though

 

[f1rem0uth]

QUOTE (paulporsche @ 31 Mar 2012, 19:21) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>April Fool's isn't until tomorrow.

On the other hand...what if you have PLASTIC wheels...?

Don't think they do plastic air hubs(air hubs is what the topic is about), you can get plastic wheels with holes in the rims, but not plastic wheels with the cut out channel around the top of the wheel.

I've never seen them anyway.

 

[f1rem0uth]

QUOTE (slotingplus @ 1 Apr 2012, 09:30) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Strange because we work in fact since several weeks about wheels specially made for microwave !

Hope you will like...

Classic, this has to be an April 1st wind up - no?