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I think mace runs liquid in his tires. I used 12 oz. Of the heavy air soft pellets worked perfect for my iroks. I would run 3 to 4 balls if I were you.
 
Equal

I,ve used Equal for years. For radials the rim wieghts work fine but they are usless on bias tires. You can balance bias tires using rim weights but they are going to be out of balance the first time you park the truck and the tires cool off.
Here is the website for Equal and it has alot of info on how it works.
IMI - EQUAL
quantity chart here:
IMI - EQUAL - Quantity Chart

I run 37"iroks with 8oz. of equal.
 
I would feel more comfortable using antifreeze if I had beadlocks. I blow beads too often! LOL
I don't blow the bead but I tend to vent air when the side walls flex. I'm usually the only guy on the trail airing UP mid way through.
 
Yeah, but I'm not going to change that! At least I'm running an 8" wide wheel with a 14.5" wide tire... That helps.

*UPDATE* I have 4 golf balls in each tire and now have a slight wobble between 35 and 45 mph. I'm starting to think I need a couple more balls in each tire. What do you guys think?
 
Is there a reason you guys don't just use a fluid (like coolant) to give you dynamic balancing?

Well, apparently the antifreeze gets into you bead, and lubes it so that on the steepest F'ing hill climb you've ever done, your rims spin in your tires and you're fawked.... lesson learned. :doh:

(shameless wheeling pic.... not THE hill, but gives you an idea)

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Well, apparently the antifreeze gets into you bead, and lubes it so that on the steepest F'ing hill climb you've ever done, your rims spin in your tires and you're fawked.... lesson learned. :doh:

(shameless wheeling pic.... not THE hill, but gives you an idea)

fluid filled tires and no beadlocks is a poor idea ;)
 
Put water in them and see what happens...
 

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