Weight of factory rims
Does anyone know the weight of the factory rims, without the tire on it? I am debating on weather to replace them when I put new tires on, But I don't want heavier rims.
John |
i've seen everywhere from 21 to 25 lbs. you can do a search in the wheels section.
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Wait.....
You could try the post in the Tech Garage section - the one entitled "Weight of Stock Parts".
It's stickied at the front of the section. (....did you know that the plastic Engine Cover - 2.3lbs? :Eyecrazy: ) S |
I weighed one on my bathroom scale (weight with me holding one minus weight of just me) and it was 22 lbs.
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22 lb seems to be the number. In order for me to get significantly below that, I would have to spend over$2000 for rims that I like. I would rather save that resource for the afsc.
Thanks, John |
Originally Posted by John Corbitt
22 lb seems to be the number. In order for me to get significantly below that, I would have to spend over$2000 for rims that I like. I would rather save that resource for the afsc.
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Originally Posted by PhotoMunkey
Enkei RPF-1, 19" x 8.5" 42mm offset, 19.5#s per wheel. That there is a no-shit weight savings, even though 19" tires in a 245/35 width/profile combo weigh about 1 lb more per tire.
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I like the Idea of going to 17's. Lower "rotational mass" is better for accelerating and braking.
John |
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