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I have the mags and I am going to powder coat them...and I was wondering how people balanced their wheels in a way that looked nice; meaning, I don't want to have nice black wheels with ugly adhesive wheel weights on them. Are painting the wheel weights the only way to make this look decent? Ideas?
 
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as listed here we always use dyna beads man, they do not show and do a great job!
 
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This may be a dumb question, but I'll ask anyway since I don't know much about balancing tires. In the video the guy puts in 1 ounce of beads. How do you know how much to put in a tire? Can there be too much or not enough added when you try to balance it?
 
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You'll find a chart on the website telling you how much to use in each tire. I think it's 1oz. in the front and 2oz. in the rear. A little too much shouldn't hurt they will just settle into place once your moving.
 
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i have been using dyna beads for awhile now..i am really impressed with them..everytime i put a new tire on i use them..like riding on air...havent heard of the dyna *****..same principle..no more sticky weights on a chrome rim..they hurt when they come off too..dont ask..owww..anway if it were me..dyna beads..or dyna *****...
 
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Ok. That makes sense. Thanks.
 
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