Well, just found out my new wheels weigh 23lbs each!!!!
06-25-2002, 12:30 PM
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Re: Well, just found out my new wheels weigh 23lbs each!!!!
Originally posted by Whitemax
Friggen Millie Miglia MM11-2 weigh in at 23 friggen lbs each! Guess I may not be going anywhere fast. Hopefully I'll be at least looking good doing it.
Friggen Millie Miglia MM11-2 weigh in at 23 friggen lbs each! Guess I may not be going anywhere fast. Hopefully I'll be at least looking good doing it.
06-25-2002, 12:36 PM
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I was wanting the Konig Rated Rs and I believe they were around 17 lbs each. Would have bought them too if it werent for the fact that Discount tire wanted almost $30 each more per tire than the tire rack.Oh well.... Live and learn...
06-25-2002, 01:10 PM
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Originally posted by Whitemax
I was wanting the Konig Rated Rs and I believe they were around 17 lbs each. Would have bought them too if it werent for the fact that Discount tire wanted almost $30 each more per tire than the tire rack. Oh well.... Live and learn...
I was wanting the Konig Rated Rs and I believe they were around 17 lbs each. Would have bought them too if it werent for the fact that Discount tire wanted almost $30 each more per tire than the tire rack. Oh well.... Live and learn...
I'm sorry to hear your sigh of disappointment..
But you can't expect to get everthing you want for less than $200 on 17s.
Like Jeffy said, 23lbs/per are about avg. for 75% of non-chrome cast wheels in today's market.
If you went with lightweight cast (ie Konig, Enkei brand), don't expect them to endure the famous NYC pottyholes if you plan on drive up here one day.
06-25-2002, 01:17 PM
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what size tires are your running the sidewall looks very thick in your sig
Originally posted by 97MaxGurl
I'm sorry to hear your sigh of disappointment..
But you can't expect to get everthing you want for less than $200 on 17s.
Like Jeffy said, 23lbs/per are about avg. for 75% of non-chrome cast wheels in today's market.
If you went with lightweight cast (ie Konig, Enkei brand), don't expect them to endure the famous NYC pottyholes if you plan on drive up here one day.
I'm sorry to hear your sigh of disappointment..
But you can't expect to get everthing you want for less than $200 on 17s.
Like Jeffy said, 23lbs/per are about avg. for 75% of non-chrome cast wheels in today's market.
If you went with lightweight cast (ie Konig, Enkei brand), don't expect them to endure the famous NYC pottyholes if you plan on drive up here one day.
06-25-2002, 01:29 PM
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Originally posted by TRUblu2K2
what size tires are your running the sidewall looks very thick in your sig
what size tires are your running the sidewall looks very thick in your sig
06-25-2002, 02:30 PM
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Originally posted by 97MaxGurl
235/45/17 ...the rims are 17x7.5 on sig, my other set is 17x8 with same rubber dimension.. could just be the -0.5" rim width making the sidewall project outward more.
235/45/17 ...the rims are 17x7.5 on sig, my other set is 17x8 with same rubber dimension.. could just be the -0.5" rim width making the sidewall project outward more.
i dont know how much my wheels weigh and i cant find it on wheelwieghts could someone help me..there 17 inch enkei shurukins. thnx!
06-25-2002, 02:53 PM
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Originally posted by ILoveMyMax
i dont know how much my wheels weigh and i cant find it on wheelwieghts could someone help me..there 17 inch enkei shurukins. thnx!
i dont know how much my wheels weigh and i cant find it on wheelwieghts could someone help me..there 17 inch enkei shurukins. thnx!
06-25-2002, 04:18 PM
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