Tire warmers
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Much more or Xceed
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are they any one of out side on road tracks?
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they help to "cook"the traction compound into the rubber.And get your inserts warmer-helps outdoors esp.if your mains go into the evening and temps drop-.I don't have them but have seen the benifits'just can't justify the 200=$$
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I got CTX-W Muchmore tyre warmer. when I put those cups into my sorex tyres, it still have some gap left. the diameter of the cup is bigger than my sorex tyre. Is this okay? I saw some people using the tissue paper to cover the gap, or even alumunium foil.
Which way is better to cover the gap?
Which way is better to cover the gap?
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I got CTX-W Muchmore tyre warmer. when I put those cups into my sorex tyres, it still have some gap left. the diameter of the cup is bigger than my sorex tyre. Is this okay? I saw some people using the tissue paper to cover the gap, or even alumunium foil.
Which way is better to cover the gap?
Which way is better to cover the gap?
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I got CTX-W Muchmore tyre warmer. when I put those cups into my sorex tyres, it still have some gap left. the diameter of the cup is bigger than my sorex tyre. Is this okay? I saw some people using the tissue paper to cover the gap, or even alumunium foil.
Which way is better to cover the gap?
Which way is better to cover the gap?
http://www.kcprofessional.com/us/pro...p?prd_id=41455
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Show towels will work really well, they soak up extra compound and they're thicker then paper towel.
http://www.kcprofessional.com/us/pro...p?prd_id=41455
http://www.kcprofessional.com/us/pro...p?prd_id=41455