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Started by MiniSimp, January 30, 2005, 10:54:12 PM

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MiniSimp

Quote from: subbrat on March 07, 2007, 09:09:01 PM
you are going to need lift kit befor those tires will fit the runner
um, they're not going on the runner... :dunno:

subbrat

I dont have power steering yet arm stong only

toy4x4ota

i dont really understand the idea behing using BBs to balance big tires.  if you could explain a little what exactly it does that would be great.  my tires are bald as hell and i need new ones but i want to be able to balance them somehow and i have heard of this just dont know what it does.  thanks

dallas
Liqour in the front   Poker in the rear

LIFTED TRUCKS ARE GAY

85 toy, 223:1, welded/welded, 38's, running on PANE

MiniSimp

Quote from: toy4x4ota on March 08, 2007, 08:54:15 AM
i dont really understand the idea behing using BBs to balance big tires.  if you could explain a little what exactly it does that would be great.  my tires are bald as hell and i need new ones but i want to be able to balance them somehow and i have heard of this just dont know what it does.  thanks

dallas
From http://www.innovativebalancing.com/

How it Works .
The physics of how/why the free mass inside the tire automatically knows where to go is hard to conceptualize. The best way to understand why this works is to exaggerate the problem.

Imagine there is a 5 lb weight fixed to one place on the tire. When you spin that tire to normal highway speeds, it will be so terribly out of balance that the tire would probably hop off the ground with every rotation. The axis of rotation is actually moved away from the center of the wheel toward this extra mass because it's pulling the whole tire with it as it spins. The free moving balancing weights inside the tire are not affected the same way by these forces. First as you get up to speed, centripetal force will make the balancing weight stick to the inside of the tire. Then the force of the unbalanced weight on the tire will move this balancing weight away from the imbalance. When enough of the mass is opposite of the imbalance, the vibration disappears and the axis that the tire is rotating on returns back to the center.

To give you another example to explain why the balancing weight moves away from the imbalance and balances the system, think about what happens when you accelerate fast in a car. Anything that's loose moves to the back of the vehicle. This same force is created on an unbalanced spinning tire. The imbalance is jerking the tire sending the free mass inside away from it and the centripetal force holds it here.

tom w.

it's kinda hard to picture your truck without boggers...

MiniSimp

Quote from: tom w. on March 08, 2007, 12:02:46 PM
it's kinda hard to picture your truck without boggers...
Yeah, it'll be kinda wierd, every Toyota I have ever owned has had boggers on it, this is a huge leap of faith for me, everyone says the Irok's are great, and they are a lighter tire, so I hope they work out.

toy4x4ota

if i am understanding BB balancing right, then basically the BBs just fill the spots that are out of round to make the tire spin evenlly?  how do you know how many BBs to put in the tire? just wing it and go with the same weight all around or what?

dallas
Liqour in the front   Poker in the rear

LIFTED TRUCKS ARE GAY

85 toy, 223:1, welded/welded, 38's, running on PANE

MiniSimp

Quote from: toy4x4ota on March 09, 2007, 07:23:28 AM
how do you know how many BBs to put in the tire? just wing it and go with the same weight all around or what?
Here is the chart that tells you how many ounces for what tire size http://www.innovativebalancing.com/BigTirechart.htm

MiniSimp

Quote from: toy4x4ota on March 09, 2007, 07:23:28 AM
if i am understanding BB balancing right, then basically the BBs just fill the spots that are out of round to make the tire spin evenlly? 
Basically the heavier side of the tire will want to throw faster, which in turn throws the BB's to the other side by way of centrifical force.

toy4x4ota

thanks for the chart. i think that i am kinda getting what you are saying, anyways i get that it works so im gonna try it when i get new tires

dallas
Liqour in the front   Poker in the rear

LIFTED TRUCKS ARE GAY

85 toy, 223:1, welded/welded, 38's, running on PANE

MiniSimp

Got the pivot blocks welded in today (thanks Dave) and the bed cleaned off, that's about it. Seperated the damn driveshaft when the axle moved back an inch too far, so that gets added to the list for tomorrows work. ::) Did have a beautiful drive home though.

MiniSimp

Everything went good today, I need a new power steering belt tensioner pully though.
Finally got the truck down to Tracy. Thanks Dave and Jeremiah. :thumbs:

mickeyfinn

nice looking pivot blocks. do they keep the stress the spring when flexing :dunno:

MiniSimp

Quote from: mickeyfinn on March 11, 2007, 09:42:24 PM
they keep the spring from stressing and twisting when flexing :dunno:
fixed it for ya

Duffil

sorry I couldn't make it up.  Do you need the p/s pulley itself, or just the bearing? 

MiniSimp

Quote from: Duffil on March 11, 2007, 11:41:56 PM
sorry I couldn't make it up.  Do you need the p/s pulley itself, or just the bearing? 
Just the bearing I beleive, 19mm bore.

Duffil


*** YELLER ***

sure do have alot more room now  :sad2: sure is lonley without MINI's truck here  :therethere: probably never see him or the truck again  :down:


:usa: :beerwhack:
MY ONLY REGRET IS THAT I HAVE NOTHING USEFUL TO OFFER THIS FORUM  :moon:
except BACON

MiniSimp

Quote from: oldyellercj on March 12, 2007, 04:48:09 PM
sure do have alot more room now  :sad2: sure is lonley without MINI's truck here  :therethere: probably never see him or the truck again  :down:
Please! Your wife is thanking me! :talkingn:

MiniSimp

Ok, so I think the transfer case might have been a little low on oil, looking at the lake under it this afternoon.

MiniSimp


*** YELLER ***

your wife is gonna kill you  :spankbutt: you better put a diaper on that truck  :whip:  :moon:  :pokinit:  :roflsign:



:usa: :beerwhack:
MY ONLY REGRET IS THAT I HAVE NOTHING USEFUL TO OFFER THIS FORUM  :moon:
except BACON


toy4x4ota

i was just on the pirate site and was lookiing at your buildup there and noticed someone had gave you more information about a way to achieve better results with the BB balancing technique. once you get the tires mounted and balanced, post up how you added the BB, im really interested in this and want it to work as perfect as possible. good luck

dallas
Liqour in the front   Poker in the rear

LIFTED TRUCKS ARE GAY

85 toy, 223:1, welded/welded, 38's, running on PANE

MiniSimp

Quote from: toy4x4ota on March 13, 2007, 07:51:05 AM
i was just on the pirate site and was lookiing at your buildup there and noticed someone had gave you more information about a way to achieve better results with the BB balancing technique. once you get the tires mounted and balanced, post up how you added the BB, im really interested in this and want it to work as perfect as possible. good luck

dallas
10-4
Steveh gave me that info, I'm going to try it.

MiniSimp

The tires have been picked up for mounting and balancing! :driving:

*** YELLER ***

MY ONLY REGRET IS THAT I HAVE NOTHING USEFUL TO OFFER THIS FORUM  :moon:
except BACON

locktup

Your truck changes more than mine. Lookin good  :flamer:

Jason
Quote from: MUDDONKEY on November 29, 2005, 05:23:59 PM
LOCKTUP SHOULD HAVE HIS OWN DISCOVERY CHANNEL SHOW!!

www.LOCKTUPFABRICATION.com

MiniSimp

Quote from: locktup on March 14, 2007, 09:44:58 PM
Your truck changes more than mine. Lookin good  :flamer:

Jason
Naw, I'm only on phase 3. :greengrin:

locktup

Quote from: MUDDONKEY on November 29, 2005, 05:23:59 PM
LOCKTUP SHOULD HAVE HIS OWN DISCOVERY CHANNEL SHOW!!

www.LOCKTUPFABRICATION.com