Originally Posted by zellers88
(Post 1337473)
More like double RPF1's weight, unless that website is wrong.
Based on the few precise weights CSG published, the 17x9 could be around 7.2 kg or so (15.9 lbs). About right for a fully die forged wheel. Our 17x9 FRS fitment is 16.9 lbs.. and 1/4 the price :) |
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1337480)
it's in KG, not LB
rpf 17x9 is 16lb if I remember correct |
Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1337162)
Really cool stuff.
So when are 15x12's coming out? :D |
Originally Posted by bbundy
(Post 1337567)
16X11 and 16X12 is the needed size to run 23.5X11 or 23.5X12 Avon or Hoosier rubber.
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Originally Posted by emilio700
(Post 1337568)
Sorry. Virtually zero chance of us ever supplying those sizes.
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Originally Posted by bbundy
(Post 1337572)
LOL yea right. I seem to remember you saying the same thing about 15X11. That will work till you get the urge to build a car to use those sizes. FWIW in prepared class a Toyota corolla with a NA 1.6l motor running those size tires and wheels now destroys any DP Miata built and developed within the last decade even with a 200 lb weight disadvantage to the Miata.
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Originally Posted by emilio700
(Post 1337573)
You are such a contrarian Bob. Cracks me up. Everyone else is always wrong. I predict no 16x11 6UL, ever. A 15x12 is a possibility however ;)
Pirelli P Zero System |
I am always talking to tire companies.
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Originally Posted by emilio700
(Post 1337577)
I am always talking to tire companies.
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