Search results

I just used the typical green coolant.

http://www.innovativebalancing.com/chart.htm#CommercialChart This chart will get you a more accurate volume for using this type of balancing. I didn't find this chart until afterwards. For the 14x20 and 16x20 the chart calls for 16oz of weight for balancing media per tire, and 14oz for a 12.5x20.

Centrifugal force. I've done it with a few different vehicles/tires and it's always worked. Below about 20mph it has no effect, tires are not spinning fast enough for the balancing media to 'stick' to the tire through a full rotation but at those speeds it doesn't matter anyways. If you used...

For a smooth ride the tires/wheels need to be balanced. A cheap way (what I'm doing on my m816) is to pour some coolant inside the tires to act as the balancing media. 1/2 a gallon in each 395 tire has made a huge improvement on the ride quality. Can't use the standard balancing media (powder...

Track width is the same as my front, just as wide as not flipped with the wheel mounted dish out Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

For the width? With the hubs flipped on the rear axles they are as wide as the front. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

Running the same Caimen MRAP aluminum wheels. Flipped the rear hubs rather than cut the bevel into the back side of the wheels.