NO flaming, i just want some answers i cant find
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so again to the weight issue. is a 22 pound wheeel that is 18x10.5 heavy? i know there are 18x9.5's that weigh like 18-19 pounds but, are there any 10 or 10 & 1/2 inch wide tires under 20 pounds? & with a stock suspension i can run 265/35 on the 9.5 inch fronts, and 295/30's on the 10.5 inch rears with no rubbing issues? (im goin to wait a while before getting some revalved konis & putting T2 springs on em)
The weight is relative. Generally a forged wheel will weigh less than a cast wheel. Manufactures such as SSR and WedsSport use a different technique to reduce weight. Just check the wheels and compare weights.
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you should pm some of the wheel sponsors. they'd probably know alot more about it than the average forum member.
as for rubbing, i'd just cut the fenders. it allows room for future tire sizes.
as for rubbing, i'd just cut the fenders. it allows room for future tire sizes.
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*cough*....TE37's are like 4 grand for a 10.5 rear 9.5 front staggered setup man lol ive found the 10.5r9.5f reverb setup for 1300...& theyre what, 2 pounds heavier per wheel? i mean Sh*t...im all for performance but im not racing lemans or somethin
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Originally Posted by ke0ki2k
*cough*....TE37's are like 4 grand for a 10.5 rear 9.5 front staggered setup man lol ive found the 10.5r9.5f reverb setup for 1300...& theyre what, 2 pounds heavier per wheel? i mean Sh*t...im all for performance but im not racing lemans or somethin
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lol gettin defensive, im not comparing em as equals but d*mn dude, if you're slappin 4k worth of performance wheels on you better be racing for money or something.
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Originally Posted by ke0ki2k
lol gettin defensive, im not comparing em as equals but d*mn dude, if you're slappin 4k worth of performance wheels on you better be racing for money or something.
what I know is that my rear Volks TEs that are 19x9.5 w/ 265/30-19s are lighter than the original 17" w/ 235/50-17.
BTW I got my Volks w/ tires for $2k
BTW I got my Volks w/ tires for $2k
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where did you find a set of volk 18" for $4000?? wtf..
if you want chaep wheels then don't expect it to be light and strong.. any company can make a light wheel but this might happen when you hit a pot hole..
if you want chaep wheels then don't expect it to be light and strong.. any company can make a light wheel but this might happen when you hit a pot hole..
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Defensive? I don't even own Volks.... Based on your logic, why drive a Z when you can get almost the same perfomance driving an integra for less money, its not like you are going to track either one
lol no more responses for you...TE37's are a lil out of reach price wise...& what the hell are you talking about same performance from an integra? or are you one of those that sticks to the strips only? id guess so...Z's arent made for strip use m8 theyre made for road courses...hence why track edition Z beat the evo IX MR around virginia international...take your rice & join a forum where they dont care about cornering or handling
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Originally Posted by Volk350Z
where did you find a set of volk 18" for $4000?? wtf..
if you want chaep wheels then don't expect it to be light and strong.. any company can make a light wheel but this might happen when you hit a pot hole..

if you want chaep wheels then don't expect it to be light and strong.. any company can make a light wheel but this might happen when you hit a pot hole..

Originally Posted by Volk350Z
where did you find a set of volk 18" for $4000?? wtf..
if you want chaep wheels then don't expect it to be light and strong.. any company can make a light wheel but this might happen when you hit a pot hole..

if you want chaep wheels then don't expect it to be light and strong.. any company can make a light wheel but this might happen when you hit a pot hole..

Originally Posted by dan avoN7
and if you hit a pothole with a forged rim this will happen


Yeah but the difference is that is repairable and doesn't crack. That's fixable.
Good point!!







