Ideal Heated Knives Tire Groover #1 Head, 1/16 Inch

Description: Solid brass construction for best thermal transfer to cutting blades, Available in all popular grooving widths, Matching cutting blades sold separately in packs of 12, Stainless steel retaining hardware retains blade adjustment, Can be used for tire grooving or siping on hot or cold grooving tools Ideal Heated Knives Tire Groover #1 Head, 1/16 Inch Sku # 44582061-1 Mfr. Part # HDS01A Condition New Brand Ideal Heated Knives Sold Each Details Info Fits Speedway Motors and Ideal Heated Knives brand tools Solid brass tool head with steel blade guides Stainless steel blade retaining hardware Available head sizes: #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #8, #10, and #12 Blades are sold separately Tire Grooving and Siping Made Easy with Your Choice of Grooving Head and Blades A heated tire groover is a great tool to have in a racer’s toolbox. Tire grooving and tire siping can be just the advantage you need for your race car’s tires to help you end up in the winner’s circle after a long night of racing on the dirt. Be sure and have the correct tool head and plenty of blades in your race car’s trailer at the ready trackside for grooving tires and siping tires. Now you can make tire grooving and tire siping quick and easy with Ideal’s grooving heads. Simply select your size from the dropdown menu and be sure to order your matching too (heads and blades need to be the same size to work together). Don’t forget you’ll want to install the head and set the blade to the depth of cut needed before plugging in the groover! Installation Tips Designed to work with the , our g or our tool. Install the head and set the blade to the depth of cut needed before plugging in the groover Plug the groover in and allow it to warm up for five minutes before you start grooving; our tabletop tire grooving is suggested for warm up and cool down Always store tool facing up/handle down in a vertical position while in use to minimize temperature transfer to the handle Monitor the temperature of the tool and unplug it as needed to regulate the temperature Tire Grooving Tips Sanding the mold nubs off the tread before grooving or siping is suggested if the nubs are large; a with a 60-grit sanding pad works well for this Most tires are easier to groove or sipe with the tire mounted and inflated to normal pressures; this is especially true with thin wall racing tires Complex tread designs can be marked out with a tire marking or Circle Track specific Grooving and Siping Tips Tire Grooving Grooves around the circumference of the tire will add side bite and help cool the tire Grooves across the tread will add forward bite and help warm up the tire Rear tire grooves and sipes across the tread typically work best when straight across the tread (90 degrees to the circumferential grooves) Front tire grooves and sipes across the tread typically work better at a slight angle and when viewed from the top of the right front tire the grooves will angle from right front to left rear Tire Siping Sipes have a similar effect as grooves and are primarily used to warm up the tire Sipes around the circumference do not provide much if any cooling effect since they are not open for air to flow through like grooves are 1/8-inch to 3/16-inch sipe depth works well for most tires. Adding more sipes which are closer together will increase the tire temperature and will add grip as long as the tire is not overheated If a tire is overheated and blisters the sipes need to be spaced further apart and possibly a shallower depth of cut should be used More sipes are typically used on front tires to help them heat up and less sipes on rear tires, especially the right rear Related Items / Suggested Parts Ideal Heated Knives Tire Groover Heads Ideal Heated Knives Tire Grooving Blades Ideal 125 Grooving Tool Kit with 3 Heads & Blades, Tire Groover Tabletop Tire Grooving Iron Stand Tech Support We're here to help before and after your purchase. If you have a question or need assistance with one of our products, please contact us through eBay Messaging and a knowledgeable Speedway Motors team member will be happy to help. About Speedway Motors is America’s Oldest Speed Shop® and has been a trusted source for specialty rodding and racing products and friendly expert advice for more than 72 years. Founded in 1952 by “Speedy” Bill Smith – a racer and street rodder himself – Speedway has grown from a one-man operation to become the world’s largest manufacturer, distributor and retailer of street rod and racing products. Our industry-leading fast delivery is the result of same-day shipping from our state-of-the-art, centrally located 500,000 sq. ft. headquarters. Speedway’s size offers customers unmatched product selection and low pricing, while our excellent technical support and customer service have made us a recognized leader in the rodding and racing industries.

Price: 30.99 USD

Location: Lincoln, Nebraska

End Time: 2024-12-31T02:32:11.000Z

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