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Hello, I wasn't able to search and find the weight of the Aluminum Alloy (6-spoke) FR 18”x7.5” RR: 18”x8” on the performance model. Anyone have any information? And, how much lighter are the forged Rays?
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The comparable wheel for the track model, the TE-37 weighs around 18 lbs. in the 18x8.5" model.
That is very light for that size. I would guess the regular stock 18's are 22-23 lbs per corner. They said a savings of "four pounds per wheel" on the track wheels, but it has heavier rotors.
A set of Volk CE-28N's is supposed to weigh about a pound lighter than the TE-37's at that size, probably the wheels I'm looking at getting instead of the track model.
That is very light for that size. I would guess the regular stock 18's are 22-23 lbs per corner. They said a savings of "four pounds per wheel" on the track wheels, but it has heavier rotors.
A set of Volk CE-28N's is supposed to weigh about a pound lighter than the TE-37's at that size, probably the wheels I'm looking at getting instead of the track model.
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Originally posted by DunReit
SSR Competitions. It's the most inexpensive wheel for its weight, and can be found at www.tirerack.com
SSR Competitions. It's the most inexpensive wheel for its weight, and can be found at www.tirerack.com
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