Maybe not the correct section but if any one has 20 rims

i wanna see a picture. Might wanna get the offer my friend has

 

look up zumn

he used to have 20s and now has 19s. his pics should give you some idea


But dont do it. I'm actually stepping down from my 18s to 17s in the next week or two

 

oh really how come ?

 

Search through the wheel / tire section of the forum, lots of threads about pros and cons (mostly cons) of 20" wheels. The quick answer: They will be much heavier than smaller wheels and will hurt acceleration and handling dramatically.

20's work on some cars, but on a lightweight, lower powered, good handling sportscar they ruin just about everything that makes it great.

 

^ +1 for that

the 8 is a light, well handling car with moderate power

you put 20's on a heavy, poor handling, loads of power straight line car

 

something like this



and +1 to what everyone else said.

 

^that pretty much has it

 

Ive thought about doing 18s and 19s,but im afraid with all the weight i have in my car itll rub in the back when i hit a bump

 

damn taco what are those like 24s? lol gangsta

 

the stock wheels are 18 (19 on R3), though they're probably lighter than many (cheaper) aftermarket wheels.

 

i have no idea

these are 24s:

 

And these are 40" rims





And these are 46"

 

I really wish the huge wheel thing would just die already.

 

I have 19"s and even these are a little big for me sometimes, 20"s will rub quite a bit. If your goin straight show they will look good, but if your still expecting performance go smaller.

 

Depends on the wheels you choose. My OZs have the same weight like the stock wheels. No change for acceleration or handling, but for the look

https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.p...highlight=Kuro Click the link for a few pictures from my car with this wheels.

I don't see any problems (have no problems). There is the same dimensions (wheel + tyre) like stock - no rub or something like that.

 

if you ask me, 20" wheels just too way too big.

i wouldn't go bigger than 19's, but like i said, that's just me.

brakes look too small inside a 20" wheel (to borrow from Creekhail's thread):

 

The back brakes don't LOOK small, they ARE small ;-)
But yes - there is now room for bigger brakes :-)

 

@Gizmo: I knew that i saw this picture somewhere before

 

Even if 20's weigh the same, they still can slow you down. Same concept as holding a pencil near the eraser and spinning it, then try holding it further up and spinning it. it becomes easier to spin even though it weighs the same, simply because it has more "rim" to spin.

 

lol wut?

I know what you're trying to say but...what you wrote made absolutely no sense.

But I did laugh..thank you for cheering me up

 

Those are some legit 20" wheels (referring to the OZ's) I would prefer to see 20" OZ's than 20" zinik's.

 

20" is goood

 

Ya i slightly failed >.> i realize lol

but u got the picture so whatev