20" Axis Pentas
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From: Fort Benning, GA
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Why do I bother to DIY???
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From: SF Bay Area - Peninsula
With my cheapo cast Privat Netz....I noticed a huge difference in acceleration from the OEM 17s to the 20s. I'm not sure how much a difference it was from the OEM forged 19" I ran prior to the Netz (sold 19s, put on stock 17s)...but I felt it big time going from the 17s to 20s.
As Gdup said...I still wouldn't have not got them even if I knew
As Gdup said...I still wouldn't have not got them even if I knew
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Very nice choice.
The average equations are anywhere from 4-8lbs of equivalent car weight when you add 1lb of unspring weight. So if you use those every lb more the wheels weigh would be like adding 16-32lbs to your car.
I know when I got rid of my first 20" wheels that weighed 14lbs each more than my new ones the difference in acceleration, cornering and braking was very noticeable.
The average equations are anywhere from 4-8lbs of equivalent car weight when you add 1lb of unspring weight. So if you use those every lb more the wheels weigh would be like adding 16-32lbs to your car.
I know when I got rid of my first 20" wheels that weighed 14lbs each more than my new ones the difference in acceleration, cornering and braking was very noticeable.
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