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lilvi3tboyzz Jul 3, 2010 06:27 PM

is 20's too big for speed?
 
so i was wondering if you going for power and speed, is 20's rims too big for it? or it just fine? let me know thanks guys

abcdo4dkIdjkm Jul 3, 2010 07:09 PM

I think 20's are too big. 18's are optimal for performance (acceleration/handling), but I think 19's are the best compromise on G/Z'S for show and performance.

nogoodname Jul 3, 2010 07:33 PM

^^ +1 on 19's being the best choice for both looks and function.

lilvi3tboyzz Jul 4, 2010 03:13 AM

but if i get a 20's does it effect my car or is it harm the car in anyways?

kennymo Jul 4, 2010 03:19 AM

harm? no. it MIGHT slow you down depending on which rims you get and how much they weigh. but if you are going to be super picky about it then you might as well get some 16 inch drag lights

lilvi3tboyzz Jul 4, 2010 04:44 AM

oh im was thinking about getting this one http://www.axiswheels.com/view-wheel/axis-pentagon

so is it ok? give me some comment guys thanks

RAZ76 Jul 4, 2010 05:07 AM


Originally Posted by kennymo (Post 5205514)
harm? no. it MIGHT slow you down depending on which rims you get and how much they weigh. but if you are going to be super picky about it then you might as well get some 16 inch drag lights

Oh yes it can harm the car, not to mention suspension and steering parts. Just think of it this way. Trucks, when they add big tires, they upgrade the gears because if they don't over time or sometimes a lot sooner the transmission will fail prematurely due to mass added that the transmission is not build to handle. The reason 20s are not great for performance is because the weight and OD. The reason the car feels sluggish when you install big wheels is because big wheels kill your torque. Big wheels also put stress on transmission, ball joints and tie rod ends. Looks cool but not worth it if this is a daily driven car.

NachoCheese Jul 4, 2010 09:26 AM

But if you get the correct profile tires, it won't change the OD at all. All it is is a battle of weight.

Swivel Jul 4, 2010 09:38 AM

In a 20", those Pentagons are 30 lbs. Yeah, they are gonna slow you down compared to, say OEM 19" Rays at 19/21 lbs.

V35 Skyline GT Jul 4, 2010 10:33 AM


Originally Posted by NachoCheese (Post 5205641)
But if you get the correct profile tires, it won't change the OD at all. All it is is a battle of weight.

You are correct.

Shakuya88 Jul 4, 2010 11:00 AM

I have 20" Axis Shine. Didn't slow me down really. Nothing a person or a butt dyno can see. And they sexy :D

4DGS Jul 5, 2010 07:05 PM

^ you just didn't notice it.

I went from Axis Matrix wheels (19x8 and 19x9.5) that were roughly 26-28lbs each to my Weds (19x9 and 19x10) that are less than 22lbs each and it was significantly noticeable off the line.

Shakuya88 Jul 5, 2010 10:55 PM

For the winter I switched back to my stocks with winter tires and back again and never noticed. Granted I may have just not noticed it. But if there was a diff I'd expect it to be like putting the AC on, thats a huge load...haha

gshadyz Jul 5, 2010 11:54 PM


Originally Posted by nogoodname007 (Post 5205068)
^^ +1 on 19's being the best choice for both looks and function.

X3 go with 19" you'll be happy :D

RAZ76 Jul 6, 2010 12:03 AM


Originally Posted by gshadyz (Post 5208060)
X3 go with 19" you'll be happy :D

+1 and Forged


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