Subject	Depends on your definition of beneficial
Posted by	chenc544 on December 13, 2004 at 12:17 PM
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In Reply To	Re: ~16lbs front & ~19lbs rear posted by SeekingZ on December 13, 2004 at 11:52 AM
Message	In terms of performance then no, those 18" will slow you down in acceleration. In terms of looks then it's subjective to personal taste... You can get 17" that are 15 - 17 lbs which should help in both performance and looks, not to mention the wallet.
Follow Ups	stock wheels - SeekingZ 11:46:17 12/13/04 ~16lbs front & ~19lbs rear (n/m) - chenc544 11:48:11 12/13/04 Re: ~16lbs front & ~19lbs rear - SeekingZ 11:52:13 12/13/04 Depends on your definition of beneficial - chenc544 12:17:46 12/13/04 Well I like the look of the SF winnings - SeekingZ 13:05:55 12/13/04 The Enkei RPM2 looks kindda like SF Winnings - chenc544 13:45:45 12/13/04 There are lighter 18" wheels out there... - BradZ (FL) 11:59:14 12/13/04 volk is known for lightweight. GTN 18x10 are 19lbs for examp (n/m) - ScubaSteve 12:31:42 12/13/04 I have Volk GTN, I thought they were around 23 lbs. (n/m) - AzHeat 12:34:32 12/13/04 correct :) (n/m) - yellowzxtt 12:50:42 12/13/04 I weighed mine on a digital scale when I first got them. thx (n/m) - ScubaSteve 13:27:51 12/13/04 We don't drive Miatas.................. - ScreemZ 14:08:15 12/13/04 Re: We don't drive Miatas.................. - SeekingZ 15:40:19 12/13/04 I run 19x8.5 / 19x10 in a fully forged 5 star........ - ScreemZ 16:15:29 12/13/04 every 1# added to rotational mass equates to ~4# of - Scotts94z32 23:42:32 12/13/04
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