Re: Split rings

Posted by David Sherman [24.32.202.83] on Wednesday, February 24, 2010 at 00:00:55 :

In Reply to: Split rings posted by Nick [64.13.117.14] on Tuesday, February 23, 2010 at 23:21:25 :

It's not the spring in the rings themselves that holds them in place. It's the air pressure in the tire pushing the bead against them that holds them. You're thinking of them like piston rings, but it's a whole different principle.

Follow Ups:

• Re: Split rings - Jon Kelly 09:00:38 02/24/2010
  • Re: Budd wheel service - mike stone 11:39:51 02/24/2010
    • Re: Budd wheel service - Jon Kelly 17:07:26 02/24/2010
      • Re: google "KEN TOOL" look for tire tools - mike Stone Idaho, USA 17:55:06 02/24/2010
        • Re: google "KEN TOOL" look for tire tools - Tim Holloway 20:33:33 02/24/2010
          • Re: Tim - I am a professional tire guy - mike stone 20:42:26 02/24/2010
        • Re: google "KEN TOOL" look for tire tools - Jon Kelly 18:17:01 02/24/2010
  • Re: Split rings - Nick 11:10:26 02/24/2010
    • Re: Split rings - Jon Kelly 17:11:34 02/24/2010
      • Re: Split rings - Paul ( in NY) 19:06:41 02/24/2010
  • Re: Split rings - Drew M. 09:34:40 02/24/2010
    • Re: Drew you do not know what you are talking about - mike stone 11:33:48 02/24/2010
      • Ouch Mike . . . - DRew M. 19:32:37 02/25/2010
        • DRew - T-roy 00:39:18 02/26/2010
      • Re: Drew you do not know what you are talking about - Kurt Hirte 11:59:52 02/24/2010
    • Re: Split rings - Drew M. 09:42:43 02/24/2010
• Re: Split rings - Nick 01:26:29 02/24/2010

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