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As long as you put the right amount of bbs in the tire its fine. I've been balancing tires that way for years, everything from the little 235/75-15's I had on my XJ up to 40" Swampers, never had any vibrations from any of them.
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according to that chart, unless my math is off, and it's possible because I am sick, I would only use like 11-12 20gram airsoft BB's... that doesn't seem right...
The bbs I got are .2 grams each.
So, with your 33x12.5', they take 8 ounces to balance. If my math is right, that's 1120 bbs per tire.
Don't worry about counting them out, put them on a scale and weigh how much you need in each tire.
So, with your 33x12.5', they take 8 ounces to balance. If my math is right, that's 1120 bbs per tire.
Don't worry about counting them out, put them on a scale and weigh how much you need in each tire.
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I don't have a scale that goes down that low. I think I'm just going to use steel BB's. A steel BB is 5.28 grains. 3500 grains is 8 ounces, so 662.87879 steel BB's would be 8 ounces. I think I'll throw 663 BB's in there and it should be close.
Plus with steel BB's, if I ever had a reason for taking them out, I could just tie a magnet to a string and drop it down in there lol
Plus with steel BB's, if I ever had a reason for taking them out, I could just tie a magnet to a string and drop it down in there lol
I don't have a scale that goes down that low. I think I'm just going to use steel BB's. A steel BB is 5.28 grains. 3500 grains is 8 ounces, so 662.87879 steel BB's would be 8 ounces. I think I'll throw 663 BB's in there and it should be close.
Plus with steel BB's, if I ever had a reason for taking them out, I could just tie a magnet to a string and drop it down in there lol
Plus with steel BB's, if I ever had a reason for taking them out, I could just tie a magnet to a string and drop it down in there lol
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Well I'm feeling better today, therefore my math skills aren't as lacking. Looks like I would need 226.8 grams of airsoft BB's which if I used .20 gram BB's I would need 1134 and if I used .25 gram I would need 907.2
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