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Originally Posted by Yaris Hilton
Carrying a compressor is a good idea.
It's false that nitrogen is denser than air. It's a little less dense. Gases' densities are directly proportional to their molecular weights. Air (dry) is approximately 78% nitrogen, around 21% oxygen, with various trace gases making up the rest. Oxygen's molecular weight is about 32, nitrogen's 28, so air with its oxygen content is a little denser than nitrogen. I doubt you could measure a significant difference in the leakage rate. Nitrogen's a current "snake oil" fad for the most part.
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nitrogen is not snake oil for the racetrack where tire temps hit extremes. but everywhere else, yes snake oil