STOP. CENSORING. EVERY. FUCKING. SWEAR!!!
Woah woah woah there pal, we don’t even say sw–r around these parts, that’s too far! If you’re going to censor an image at least do it right. smh /j
Ridiculous that we can have people pushing challenges that cause harm, telling you the earth is flat, that trump is god emperor, or that autism is easy to cure. Those garbage posts go crazy. But if you swear some algorithms lower your visibility and certain words get your posts hidden or banned.
That’s fucked up.
It’s an easy way to test your censorship algorithms. People swear all the time. It’s also a message to “think what you’re saying before posting” which is great because the best censorship is self censorship. By “great” I mean it’s essential for fascism. Control how people speak, it makes you control how they think, then you control how they act.
That’s why we should not crosspost from other filthy, corrupted, centralised, properitary and corporate controlled platforms. I wish cross-platform posts were banned in this comm. Or an alternative existed. But Alas…
But that might scare away advertisers…
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PSI stands for percentage of safe inflation
I’ve never had a car tire pop but I have had a bike tire pop and it is alarming to say the least.
It gets far worse every couple psi. This was likely 10-20 imagine 50+
That’s one lucky motherfucker, look at what it did to the front wing.
Doesn’t look like his ears were lucky, but yeah, it exploded vertically lucky for him. But God, imagine the destruction a 90 psi tire would do. Fucking crater where you and the car were.
Super high pressure tires are supposed to be taken off and filled inside a tire cage for this reason. There are videos, I remember one where a guy had his clothes blown off, others not so lucky.
Have you tried “fix a flat” ? Sometimes it takes a couple of cans per tire.
Mechanics everywhere are gonna hunt you down for this one.
For the non car-folks in this thread :
Normal tire pressure is about 30-40 PSI and a bad rupture can kill you or break your bones even at that pressure if you’re standing next to the tire.
This person has just installed four bombs on their vehicle that will go off at the slightest inconvenience. A 90 PSI car tire is an imminent risk of death to the driver and everyone around them. Do not let your friends or family do this.
And is there non-deadly way of disarming those bombs then?
It’s 110-120 for semi trucks. Just a note to not linger by their tires. Blowouts are statistically uncommon, but there’s a lot of trucks out there
Had a coworker who was riding a motorcycle on the highway by a semi when the tire next to her blew out. She ended up dropping the bike and sliding along the road. Fortunately she was covered head to toe in protective gear, but it’s still amazing that she wasn’t seriously injured.
Myth busters episode sticks out in my mind on this one
I’ve been driving a truck for 8 years. Never had a tire blow out myself, but have seen it happen in front of me. It is easy to loose control of the wheel when that happens.
Mine was a trailer tire on a triaxle. I still had 11 tires back there, so it was easy to find a safe spot to stop. I got lucky n that way.
About fifteen years ago I was overtaking a truck on the motorway when one of its tyres exploded. Took out one of my side windows. The haulage company dealt with it well but I got the impression it wasn’t the first time they’d had to fix that specific issue.
Yeah they happen with enough regularity that companies aren’t surprised, especially if they have a lot of trucks.
So the smart move as a car-driver is not to linger by the tires ever. Really, just never linger by them.
I just hate being near those things in general. Pass as quick as possible and create some space.
90-100psi is actually around the max rating for a lot of tires, and those ratings are usually made with a margin of error.
While it’s definitely not good, I don’t think it’s necessarily the dire threat you’re portraying.
Not sure which type you might be talking about, but all the tires I’ve ever seen for passenger cars have 50psi for their max
My old work van ran 80 psi tires. They looked very much like passenger car tires but I assume they were different. I was surprised when I first looked it up.
I’d be fucking nervous approaching 40.
If it blows itself off the car during travel because you hit a pothole the wrong way, it is definitely a dire risk to life and limb. It’s less about the impact of the tire itself at that point and more about the fact that you’re basically guaranteed to suddenly swerve off the road.
Yeah but they would be hot rating.
Cold ratings are usually lower.
Then they hear up on the road
It also massively reduces contact with the road.
My car lists it as a possible pressure for racing, Only suggested if planned use is over 100 mph all the time.
Aside from being massive explosive risk on rupture that would badly damage your car body, it also reduces traction for braking and acceleration. Not a good idea for regular driving unless you are an actual professional.
Even if you are a professional driver, “regular driving” and track driving need to be compartmentalized
But you may want to encourage your enemies to do this.
100 psi = 6.89475729 Bar
Jesus. My bike tires have less than that.
Wow, everyone should be using metric, this is so much easier!
are you stupid or sarcastic?
Stucastic! I knew it!
pheww i thought i was talking to an american for a sec
I was also confused about this, and started to make a comment about it, then I remembered that this post is on the Shitposting community, and dropped it
yes
Yeah seriously with 100 psi it’s all zeros after the decimal. Look how precise you can get when you convert to bar.
6 bar is 87.022642638 psi. What’s your point? Metric is superior in every way. Nearly the entire world was smart enough to come to that conclusion.
You might be missing a few decimal points there. It’s not precise enough.
Check the community
I’d argue it’s inferior for estimating by eye and dividing in half.
I think race bicycles are around 6-7 bars. Is there a risk there?
They’re made for those pressures. Most normal car tires aren’t.
Much smaller tire, and so much less stored energy
