hard tyres / to soft tyres
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hard tyres / to soft tyres
i got some old never used mt sportsman tyres off a work mate yesterday , but they are as hard as anything i have ever seen 
. i am thinking that they are 10 years old give or take .
Q can anybody help me with a trick or to , to get them soft & useable again thanks heaps .
. i am thinking that they are 10 years old give or take . Q can anybody help me with a trick or to , to get them soft & useable again thanks heaps .
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Because they are hard ...does not mean they won't hook. I would try them first ... then maybe try something then .... before you go through that expense.
They DO offer something (never tried it me-self) ... try a search ... tire treatment racing.
They DO offer something (never tried it me-self) ... try a search ... tire treatment racing.
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Mopar Lover
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From: queensland Australia
G' day DOC
i think these are so hard that they will skate across the road . who knows though . i can get tyre softener for $50 for a small tin but i am thinking they are too far gone .... i know lanolin ( from sheep's wool ) is very good for leather, rubber, & wood ect ect . i was wondering about putting it on the inside of the tyre ? just a wild stab in the dark.
well i installed my msd 6al last night and widened the spark plug gaps to .035 th ( they were .032 because i had ignition & weak spark problems ) well iam off soon to test drive the val & see if shes going any better cya mate...
well i installed my msd 6al last night and widened the spark plug gaps to .035 th ( they were .032 because i had ignition & weak spark problems ) well iam off soon to test drive the val & see if shes going any better cya mate...
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