Rim Poll:
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Getting a used set of nice wheels even with some rash in the marketplace here is still 10x better than having junk like TSW.
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This isn't a poll....just an inquiry.
No one here is going to you for asking questions but we do have our opinions. The TSW wheels look nice but they weigh a ton, then consider you want 20" wheels that's more added weight. When getting new rims to replace the OEMs you need to upgrade not the reverse. (downgrade) Regardless of which rims you get I wouldn't go larger than 19" unless you enjoy having a crappy ride with the 20"....Oh yea and constant concerns about rim damage. Do more research into quality rims, look at rims on our cars that members actually drive not some garage queen that's only displayed a shows....
Gary
Gary
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BUT, the stock 19's are forged, lightweight aluminum(or some metal) and are pretty light and also made by Ray's, which also makes Volks (I think.) Point is, you already have great performance wheels on there that are already lightweight, and if you put on 20's your adding weight to the rotating mass which is the worse possible kind. Keep your stockers till you can get nice, used Volks or other lightweight, high quality rims.
Sorry for the stupidity of the wording of my post, I just can't think straight tonight.
#13
TSW's look better IMO between the 2 in the OP.
BUT, the stock 19's are forged, lightweight aluminum(or some metal) and are pretty light and also made by Ray's, which also makes Volks (I think.) Point is, you already have great performance wheels on there that are already lightweight, and if you put on 20's your adding weight to the rotating mass which is the worse possible kind. Keep your stockers till you can get nice, used Volks or other lightweight, high quality rims.
Sorry for the stupidity of the wording of my post, I just can't think straight tonight.
BUT, the stock 19's are forged, lightweight aluminum(or some metal) and are pretty light and also made by Ray's, which also makes Volks (I think.) Point is, you already have great performance wheels on there that are already lightweight, and if you put on 20's your adding weight to the rotating mass which is the worse possible kind. Keep your stockers till you can get nice, used Volks or other lightweight, high quality rims.
Sorry for the stupidity of the wording of my post, I just can't think straight tonight.
Any opinion on pentas?
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WTF! Are you sure about those weights? Granted the RM will be greater but on my axis they werent too much more heavier than my stock 17s, but this was just by lifting them. 60 - 62 lbs just sounds crazy!