[Sunbeam Talbot Email List] wheel balancing

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 Dynhabeads. Can't go wrong!!!!!!!!

http://www.innovativebalancing.com/

Paul

 


 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: George Simpson - gmail forums <georgesimpson.forums at gmail.com>
To: SunbeamSaloon <wes.Stewart at SunbeamSaloon.com>
Cc: staowners at sunbeamtalbot.info
Sent: Thu, Feb 18, 2010 3:03 pm
Subject: Re: [Sunbeam Talbot Email List] wheel balancing


    I looked at the "How does it work" and it seems torequire tubeless tyres, I think unless you do what we used to do forSporting Trials in the 50's/60's and re-vulcanise a new tractor valvein place of the old one so that we could get the air out quickly andrun flat 2 psi, bolted to the rim tyres. If the beads are small enough,they would pass through this valve. 

On the other hand, could I run my Michelin X as tubeless ..... I'm notsure but I think not. 

Another thought .... could we use modern alloy stick-on weights tobalance the rim only in the well of the rim before fitting the tyre.

George

Cognac

SunbeamSaloon wrote:
http://www.innovativebalancing.com/index.html  
  
Since most of the OEM wheels are subject to Rootes rather "liberal"run-out tolerances, I thought this product might be interesting from apractical point of view as well as getting rid of what looks likepounds of lead weights on the wheels.  
  
WES 
  
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