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RCL Oct 15, 2012 10:37 AM

I'm in a wheel dilemma and I need your help!
 
I currently have a set of work VSXX 19x9.5 and 19x10.5. Since I track my car I want to get another set of wheels in the same size but that weigh much less. The works are about 30lbs each, but the problem Im having is that any wheel with a lip seems to be very very heavy.

So I ask you, is there a nice looking "real" wheel out there(volk,ssr etc..) with a LIP that weigh in the 21lb range?

I know te's and ce's are lightweight but I cant seem to find a wheel with a lip that is lightweight.

Pepper Oct 15, 2012 10:52 AM

Light 19" wheels = No lip.

18" wheels will get you closer to your desired weight.

RCL Oct 15, 2012 12:00 PM

that's what im slowly learning..

VMRWheels Oct 15, 2012 01:59 PM

If you can find a wheel with forged centers you could probably bring the weight down but in general 18s probably would be closer to what you're interested in.

RCL Oct 17, 2012 08:43 AM

Just fyi Volk te37 superlaps and tokyo time attacks have lips and are very light. 20lbs for 19x9.5 and 21 for 19x10.5. I wish more companies would make nice wheels with a low weight in mind. I just bought a set of the te37 TT's!

4DGS Oct 17, 2012 01:57 PM

If you plan to track on the second set up, run 18s. You'll thank me later when you're through two track days and $600 in 18" tires.

Keep in mind, 3 piece wheels have about 4lbs of HARDWARE alone holding them together.

You want 1 piece forged or flow formed cast wheels.
Enekei RPF1s
Wedsports SA series
and wheels of the like

Remember it's a track day. No need to impress anyone with how expensive or gangster your wheels are, run a good time and impress them that way.

RCL Oct 19, 2012 08:40 AM


Originally Posted by 4DGS (Post 6601444)
If you plan to track on the second set up, run 18s. You'll thank me later when you're through two track days and $600 in 18" tires.

Keep in mind, 3 piece wheels have about 4lbs of HARDWARE alone holding them together.

You want 1 piece forged or flow formed cast wheels.
Enekei RPF1s
Wedsports SA series
and wheels of the like

Remember it's a track day. No need to impress anyone with how expensive or gangster your wheels are, run a good time and impress them that way.

If I did several track events a year, I'd definitely invest in a set of 18" rpf1's with their own tires to track with, but since I only do about 4 events a year, I just use my "daily" wheels and tires. The te37's i got are 1 piece forged monoblock wheels, very lightweight.

gary c Oct 20, 2012 02:48 PM

Just use OE 18" wheels with some sticky tires. I'm sure you can find a set on our MARKETPLACE for very little $$ and they don't weigh much....Gary


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