Lightest rims for a maxima
It depends on the size. In 17"x8", Racing Hart CP-035s. But in 17"x7.5" SSR Competitions are just as light as the CP-035s. If you want drag wheels, Racing Hart CP-035s in 15"x6" weight 7.9 lbs. 
-Cyrus

-Cyrus
Originally posted by Vyrus
It depends on the size. In 17"x8", Racing Hart CP-035s. But in 17"x7.5" SSR Competitions are just as light as the CP-035s. If you want drag wheels, Racing Hart CP-035s in 15"x6" weight 7.9 lbs.
-Cyrus
It depends on the size. In 17"x8", Racing Hart CP-035s. But in 17"x7.5" SSR Competitions are just as light as the CP-035s. If you want drag wheels, Racing Hart CP-035s in 15"x6" weight 7.9 lbs.

-Cyrus
Does any one know the website for ADR wheels, aka Advanti wheels? I am interested in the M-classics in 18*8 size. But I have been unable to find any factual info on these wheels like weight, offset, ect. I have check all the aftermarket wheel websites too and still no luck so I thought I would ask if anyone knew if there was an official ADR website? I am thinking of putting 225*40*18 tires at the least or possibly 245*40*18 if they will fit without rubbing! THanx for the info
Originally posted by Nealoc187
There are tons of lightweight wheels out there that will fit the maxima. Hundreds. Literally.
There are tons of lightweight wheels out there that will fit the maxima. Hundreds. Literally.
Originally posted by 96BLUMAX
where can you buy Racing Hart CP-035s and how much do they run for a set?
where can you buy Racing Hart CP-035s and how much do they run for a set?
Other places sell them cheaper now too, try searching Yahoo.And geo1317, I'm pretty sure they're for use with slicks.

-Cyrus
Originally posted by 95seMax
does anyone know the weight of the 2000 17 se rims
If you have rims that are too light , can they bend a lot easier?
thanks
does anyone know the weight of the 2000 17 se rims
If you have rims that are too light , can they bend a lot easier?
thanks
If rims are manufactured using cast aluminum, it would take a HUGE impact before they bend. At that point, you will be more worried about damages other than wheels
Originally posted by 96BLUMAX
What about the 7.9lb 15"ers with slicks? I could probably get traction with an auto anyways. right?
What about the 7.9lb 15"ers with slicks? I could probably get traction with an auto anyways. right?
-Cyrus
Originally posted by dashingMax
2000 17" se rims weigh 22 lbs
2000 17" se rims weigh 22 lbs
Not trying to flame, just wondering
I love the 5th gen 17s even though everyone has them on 4th gens, but I read that they weigh 25 lbs each.

22 lbs isn't too bad actually.. hmm.. if it really is 22..
http://www.wheelspecs.com/main/index.php
that link should be helpfull. it has alot of specs on alot of wheels. I think i need to get some new wheels, mine are wya too heavy.
that link should be helpfull. it has alot of specs on alot of wheels. I think i need to get some new wheels, mine are wya too heavy.
Originally posted by NYCe MaXiMa
Where did you get this number?
Not trying to flame, just wondering
I love the 5th gen 17s even though everyone has them on 4th gens, but I read that they weigh 25 lbs each.
22 lbs isn't too bad actually.. hmm.. if it really is 22..
Where did you get this number?
Not trying to flame, just wondering
I love the 5th gen 17s even though everyone has them on 4th gens, but I read that they weigh 25 lbs each.

22 lbs isn't too bad actually.. hmm.. if it really is 22..
This notion of "light wheels make for less traction" is rediculous. A wheel that weighs for instance 8lbs rather than 20lbs will only put about 10hp more to the ground. If you can't handle an extra 10WHP you shouldn't be racing at all, and you should take all the mods off your car because "they will make you have less traction."
Incase you didn't catch my drift, wheels have nothing to do with how much traction you have. Tires do.
Incase you didn't catch my drift, wheels have nothing to do with how much traction you have. Tires do.
Originally posted by Nealoc187
This notion of "light wheels make for less traction" is rediculous. A wheel that weighs for instance 8lbs rather than 20lbs will only put about 10hp more to the ground. If you can't handle an extra 10WHP you shouldn't be racing at all, and you should take all the mods off your car because "they will make you have less traction."
Incase you didn't catch my drift, wheels have nothing to do with how much traction you have. Tires do.
This notion of "light wheels make for less traction" is rediculous. A wheel that weighs for instance 8lbs rather than 20lbs will only put about 10hp more to the ground. If you can't handle an extra 10WHP you shouldn't be racing at all, and you should take all the mods off your car because "they will make you have less traction."
Incase you didn't catch my drift, wheels have nothing to do with how much traction you have. Tires do.

-Cyrus
I quoted 10hp as an approximation for changing from a 20 to an 8lb wheel. I said nothing about boat anchors and 68lb wheel and tire combos. If you go from a 68lb combo to say a 30lb combo I could see you taking .6 off easily. 68lbs is retarded, I didnt know they made wheels and tires that heavy under 20"
Joined: Dec 2000
Posts: 6,451
From: Near Archer High School, Ga
Originally posted by NYCe MaXiMa
Where did you get this number?
Not trying to flame, just wondering
I love the 5th gen 17s even though everyone has them on 4th gens, but I read that they weigh 25 lbs each.
22 lbs isn't too bad actually.. hmm.. if it really is 22..
Where did you get this number?
Not trying to flame, just wondering
I love the 5th gen 17s even though everyone has them on 4th gens, but I read that they weigh 25 lbs each.

22 lbs isn't too bad actually.. hmm.. if it really is 22..
Those 5th gens are quite heavy. I worked on a 5th gen this past weekend and after removing one of his wheels I was like WTF these 5th gen stock 17s are pretty heavy.
Thread Starter
Joined: Sep 2000
Posts: 2,374
From: Leesburg,Virginia
Its my tire really. They are yokahoma decible 235/40/18. When the ups package came it said 4 items 68lbs a piece. I also weighed them myself and that was right on target. Why are my tires so heavy?
The 99 SE Stock is a cast alumninum that weights 19.6 lbs
( i found that info here: http://www.wheelweights.net/)
( i found that info here: http://www.wheelweights.net/)
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
YourLocalAsian
6th Generation Maxima (2004-2008)
3
Aug 17, 2015 02:33 PM
criminalslang810
1st & 2nd Generation Maxima (1981-1984 and 1985-1988)
9
Aug 16, 2015 08:12 AM
RealityCheck
4th Generation Maxima (1995-1999)
2
Aug 5, 2015 06:18 AM




