Who would repair this and drive on it?
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**** **** goddammit.
Street driving and autox. I'm not going to track on this.
EDIT:...Wow I definitely posted this in the wrong section.
Street driving and autox. I'm not going to track on this.
EDIT:...Wow I definitely posted this in the wrong section.
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I've plugged dozens of tires and never had a problem. All I do is hog-out the puncture (sometimes I use a drill), the shove the tacky string thing in there, cut it, and drive. No cement or anything, just glory.
I think I've plugged 3 r-comps over the years and never had a problem either.
I think I've plugged 3 r-comps over the years and never had a problem either.