Tubeless Liners

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  1. outlaw1162

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    Hi Guys
    I am new to running liners , running the Weld liner rim with hoosier tubeless liner and hoosier slick , after fitting new slicks the air from the liner keeps leaking into the slick
    Anyone got ideas on how to get them to seal properly , they never lost air before
    Thanks
     
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    outlaw1162, Sep 11, 2010
  2. Will Hanna

    Will Hanna We put the 'inside' in Top Alcohol
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    liner

    I ran into the same problem with new tubeless liner wheels at the first race we tried them. After talking to some of the guys, it seems to run the tubeless deal, you need to change liners every 30 laps or so, basically every tire change. We put a new liner on it, problem fixed.

    The only other way around it is to put a tube in it.
     
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    Will Hanna, Sep 14, 2010
  3. outlaw1162

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    Thanks for the reply Will , I had a extra set of liners that came with the car when I purchased it that I assumed were new but they won't hold air also , they seem to hold to around 35 psi then start leaking , anyhow looks like I will have to buy a another set and see what happens
     
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    outlaw1162, Sep 16, 2010

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