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914 Geek
Join Date: Dec 1969
Location: Silly-Con Valley
Posts: 14,946
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Yes, but it's not "dry air". The regular "wet" stuff will expand more than dry air (or pure nitrogen, or CO2). So you have to fiddle more with the tires to keep them at their optimal pressure.
It's the kind of thing that folks with mega budgets use, with marginal benefit for most of us. Or perhaps some of the users are simply looking for a way of intimidating their competition in the paddock...
--DD
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