American Racing Wheels? 28lbs too heavy?
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Originally Posted by plumpzz
I mean from normal newtonian phyics, you should be more concerned about radius than mass for rolling intertia... Inertia for a disk w/ unified mass (sorta but not a wheel)= 1/2 (mass)(radius)^2.... the greater the number the harder it is to accelerate or decelerate the wheel..
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Originally Posted by slackjaw
Those wheels are okay i guess but where the hell are the spinners??
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so my powers of deductive reasoning tell me that members generally don't like 20" chrome wheels on a Z??? but like someone else said, go w/ what YOU want....your car and your $.
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i asked the seller about the wheel quality and The seller told me American Racing Wheels are one of the highest quality wheels and they have been in business for over 50 years. is this true?
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Originally Posted by thrill350z
i asked the seller about the wheel quality and The seller told me American Racing Wheels are one of the highest quality wheels and they have been in business for over 50 years. is this true?
I think American Racing is a pretty old name but as far as quality goes, I'm not really sure.
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Originally Posted by thrill350z
i asked the seller about the wheel quality and The seller told me American Racing Wheels are one of the highest quality wheels and they have been in business for over 50 years. is this true?
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Originally Posted by Silkk
If you are dropping $2000+ I would look for some used 19" Volks or something...
Those will kill not only appearance of the car (they literally DO look like SUV wheels) but also performance. 28 lb. isn't much for a 20" wheel compared to 26lb for a stock 18 touring, but it is a lot compared to a 19lb. 19" Volk.
Those will kill not only appearance of the car (they literally DO look like SUV wheels) but also performance. 28 lb. isn't much for a 20" wheel compared to 26lb for a stock 18 touring, but it is a lot compared to a 19lb. 19" Volk.
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damn, everyones hating on these wheels lol I think they're hot, I guess different people go for different looks. Light weight 18 inch rims don't get much attention/ respect around here
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Originally Posted by thrill350z
damn, everyones hating on these wheels lol I think they're hot, I guess different people go for different looks. Light weight 18 inch rims don't get much attention/ respect around here
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davidv, seems that every three posts you write only changes your total posts by only one. So, if you have 5887 now, you more likely have about 15-20K.
Just an observation, guess I'm bored. Congrats!
Just an observation, guess I'm bored. Congrats!