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Originally Posted by hayaku
its hard to say.. air temp is different from track surface temp. and which is different from tire cord temp. i have to dig out my tire temps but 150 all across sounds right.
yes, compressed air has liquid in it. how many shops do you know actually drains their compressors everyday like they are supposed to? (i do btw). most tire shops i know only get their compressors drained when they call the air compressor technician to fix their compressor.. and i've seen buckets drained before...
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Well, there you go! The difference isn't N2 vs. Air it's dry vs. wet. N2 just happens to be a convenient source of dry gas. There's no magic in N2 itself.