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    Faster car

    I wonder if I could make a car go faster if I filled the tires with helium.


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    I tried it, my car flipped upside down and floated up and got stuck in a tree.



    Actually it would be expensive since the helium would easily leak like it does from a balloon, would you want to fill your tires all the time?
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    I dont know

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    helium wouldnt do much.. you need to fill the tires with TNT, far superior in all aspects. Especially acceleration.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chain Link
    helium wouldnt do much.. you need to fill the tires with TNT, far superior in all aspects. Especially acceleration.
    You don't know what you just said.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chain Link
    helium wouldnt do much.. you need to fill the tires with TNT, far superior in all aspects. Especially acceleration.
    I dont know.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LexusGS
    You don't know what you just said.
    I was refering to Thermo Nuclear Technology.. What did I say

    *edit* Btw I think I get it.. and what a great product it would be.. having "TNT" in your tires.
    Last edited by Chain Link; 09-17-2005 at 12:55 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vieope
    I dont know.
    You'd bounce like never before!

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