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Tire Glue

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ubu760 - 13 Mar 2006 06:58 GMT
Has any tried Gorilla Glue to glue tires back together?  Just wondering
if it works?
nospam@noway.com - 13 Mar 2006 23:43 GMT
> Has any tried Gorilla Glue to glue tires back together?  Just wondering
> if it works?

Not as well as CA.  CA actually melts the tires to the wheels; gorilla glue
is just your run-of-the-mill poly adhesive and will just "stick" the wheels
to the tires.

Doc
DanTXD - 13 Mar 2006 23:58 GMT
>> Has any tried Gorilla Glue to glue tires back together?  Just wondering
>> if it works?
>
> Not as well as CA.  CA actually melts the tires to the wheels; gorilla
> glue is just your run-of-the-mill poly adhesive and will just "stick" the
> wheels to the tires.

You'll be damn grateful though if you ever wanna remove the twatting things
from the wheels ;-)  Although, FWIW, I always CA mine, as then I don't have
them tearing off at WOT when crossing the beach.

On a TOTALLY different note - FLM alloy diff cups and big pile of spares are
coming my way.  Got some Mulchers on Maxx rims, it's gonna be a large
weekend of bash time :-)  Beach here we come!  Also sourced an 18T RR steel
spur, so I'll be running 18/48 when that bad boy arrives.

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nospam@noway.com - 14 Mar 2006 00:15 GMT
>>> Has any tried Gorilla Glue to glue tires back together?  Just wondering
>>> if it works?
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> weekend of bash time :-)  Beach here we come!  Also sourced an 18T RR
> steel spur, so I'll be running 18/48 when that bad boy arrives.

I'd use it for on-road cars and <maybe> 2.2 offroad tires, but never on 1/8
monster tires!  My Mayhem has been known to pop a CA'ed bead every now and
then; I can only imagine the carnage with a weaker bond.  The foams I'm
running are bright blue and when she blows a bead the foam comes flying out
as well, looks pretty hysterical!

Doc
Dre - 15 Mar 2006 02:27 GMT
>>> Has any tried Gorilla Glue to glue tires back together?  Just wondering
>>> if it works?
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> weekend of bash time :-)  Beach here we come!  Also sourced an 18T RR
> steel spur, so I'll be running 18/48 when that bad boy arrives.

Alloy diff cups??!?  Wont they be weaker than the stock hardened steel ones
from the SS46??

Cheers Dre
DanTXD - 15 Mar 2006 20:48 GMT
>>>> Has any tried Gorilla Glue to glue tires back together?  Just wondering
>>>> if it works?
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> Alloy diff cups??!?  Wont they be weaker than the stock hardened steel
> ones from the SS46??

No dude these

http://www.rchopups.co.uk/item--6061-Savage-Diff-Cup-Single-Fast-Lane-Machine-FL
M44000--FLMSavDiffCup.html

Dre - 15 Mar 2006 22:14 GMT
>>>>> Has any tried Gorilla Glue to glue tires back together?  Just
>>>>> wondering
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>
> http://www.rchopups.co.uk/item--6061-Savage-Diff-Cup-Single-Fast-Lane-Machine-FL
M44000--FLMSavDiffCup.html

Ahhhhh, gotcha!  No worries then, carry on :)

Cheers Dre
RODE - 15 Mar 2006 23:24 GMT
You sould use Gorilla Glue on your head.  What are you thinking buying
a Savage?
 
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