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08-26-2002, 03:36 AM
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Location: Corpus Christi, Tx
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Something cool
Ok i was ata buddys house and we were lookin at his new truck... he got it from north tx 75 3/4 4x4 with 33s. The neat thing was he had tublar bumbers but his rear was pressurized and fitted for a air hose.
 We tested it out and filled up two of his tires completly full, how cool is that... lets not get into how dangerous it is...its like strapping a air tank on your bumper...but its gonna be one if his few beach toys... got to love that...gave me the idea for when i get mine..
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email is matthew.solar1984@gmail.com 1980 Malibu Classic 2door(sold) 8-( 2001 Silverado single cab 4.3 V6(stolen and the totalled) 1979 GMC sierra swb stepside 350(sold) 1990 chevy suburban 4x4 350 2001 tahoe 4x4 2001 suburban 4x4 Last edited by chevy4ever; 08-26-2002 at 04:55 AM. |
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08-26-2002, 03:54 AM
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Do you happen to know what the actual tube dimensions are? I have been thinking about that too. How many PSI did you go to? Was there still air left in the tubes? Sorry for 20 questions.
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08-26-2002, 04:54 AM
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Well my buddy did most of it i just sat back and had a beer..but i think he went to 35 psi and there was air left over for more.. but the test was to see if he had a flat...could it be filled...and it passed for two tires. I dont know the tube dimensions but i will ask him next time hes aorund...he works out of town for 2 weeks at a time... i think he said the previous owner had it tested up to 7000 lbs but i dunno
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