Purchasing 2k2 wheels
09-11-2002, 12:16 PM
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Purchasing 2k2 wheels
My friend just got a 2k2 Max and already ordered new rims for it. He can sell me his stock ones for a good price. They look ok on 4Gens from the pics I've seen, but I don't know about the weight, and how much they would slow me down if it all. I am on my stock 15" steel wheels right now.
09-11-2002, 12:20 PM
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Originally posted by phenryiv1
Depends-
Which stock rims now? what tire size? What size tires on the 2k2 rims? WHICH 2k2 rims? We need more info...
Depends-
Which stock rims now? what tire size? What size tires on the 2k2 rims? WHICH 2k2 rims? We need more info...
09-11-2002, 08:26 PM
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Re: Purchasing 2k2 wheels
Originally posted by abnorm
My friend just got a 2k2 Max and already ordered new rims for it. He can sell me his stock ones for a good price. They look ok on 4Gens from the pics I've seen, but I don't know about the weight, and how much they would slow me down if it all. I am on my stock 15" steel wheels right now.
My friend just got a 2k2 Max and already ordered new rims for it. He can sell me his stock ones for a good price. They look ok on 4Gens from the pics I've seen, but I don't know about the weight, and how much they would slow me down if it all. I am on my stock 15" steel wheels right now.
09-11-2002, 08:44 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Purchasing 2k2 wheels
Originally posted by abnorm
Yeah that's great, but no one answered my question.
Yeah that's great, but no one answered my question.
So yes, its going to slow you down. Use the search, there have been discussions on the stock rims before.
09-11-2002, 08:50 PM
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Originally posted by maximised
And if you decide not to go with them, please let me know
And if you decide not to go with them, please let me know
09-11-2002, 09:06 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Purchasing 2k2 wheels
Originally posted by dko
OT, but how do you like your dunlop A2's? i'm getting some for my new 2001 16" GLE rims (in the mail)
OT, but how do you like your dunlop A2's? i'm getting some for my new 2001 16" GLE rims (in the mail)
I would recommend them to anyone. How much did you get yours for?
09-11-2002, 09:10 PM
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Originally posted by maximised
They look real good on the rims, they have a good sporty feel to them but they ride nice. Seem to have good traction in the rain too I would recommend them to anyone. How much did you get yours for?
They look real good on the rims, they have a good sporty feel to them but they ride nice. Seem to have good traction in the rain too
I would recommend them to anyone. How much did you get yours for?
09-11-2002, 09:16 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Purchasing 2k2 wheels
Originally posted by dko
rims are $330 with free shipping (got hooked up big time). tires will be from tirerack @ $84 each.
rims are $330 with free shipping (got hooked up big time). tires will be from tirerack @ $84 each.
09-11-2002, 09:53 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Purchasing 2k2 wheels
Originally posted by maximised
Ok then, 2k2 rims are 24lbs. Adding tires will put you around 50-55lbs. Seems like i remember the 16's (97-99 SE) being around 20lbs. every 1 lb of wheel weight is about 8 lbs of weight in your car.
So yes, its going to slow you down. Use the search, there have been discussions on the stock rims before.
Ok then, 2k2 rims are 24lbs. Adding tires will put you around 50-55lbs. Seems like i remember the 16's (97-99 SE) being around 20lbs. every 1 lb of wheel weight is about 8 lbs of weight in your car.
So yes, its going to slow you down. Use the search, there have been discussions on the stock rims before.
17" Se rims =24lbs
17.6lbs difference X 8 (wheel>static weight conversion) = 140.8lbs static weight increase. So its going to be like another person in your back seat. Thats enough to make a difference, like .2 seconds in the 1/4 mile.
09-11-2002, 11:10 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Purchasing 2k2 wheels
Originally posted by maximised
16" SE rims =19.6lbs
17" Se rims =24lbs
17.6lbs difference X 8 (wheel>static weight conversion) = 140.8lbs static weight increase. So its going to be like another person in your back seat. Thats enough to make a difference, like .2 seconds in the 1/4 mile.
16" SE rims =19.6lbs
17" Se rims =24lbs
17.6lbs difference X 8 (wheel>static weight conversion) = 140.8lbs static weight increase. So its going to be like another person in your back seat. Thats enough to make a difference, like .2 seconds in the 1/4 mile.
Yeah, rotation weight is quite important.
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09-12-2002, 05:55 AM
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Purchasing 2k2 wheels
Originally posted by Tifosi
Damn Maximised, I didn't know you did all this research on the 2k2 SE rims.... Nice to see you are working on your search for these rims. Like I said, when I find the right bronze rims, I'll hook you up!
Yeah, rotation weight is quite important.
Tifosi
Damn Maximised, I didn't know you did all this research on the 2k2 SE rims.... Nice to see you are working on your search for these rims. Like I said, when I find the right bronze rims, I'll hook you up!
Yeah, rotation weight is quite important.
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