what would be the lightest wheel for WRX???X
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what would be the lightest wheel for WRX???X
i was wondering what is the lightest rim on the market that would fit a wrx i was told to check volk-rays could sum1 shine som light on this for me thanks
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well, the TE37 from volk is very light but not as light as the Ce28N, from im aware, the 15" Ce28N is one of the lightest rims you can buy, do a search for them, alot of people have them. and there are a few places on the net that sell them for about 2K a set
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Do some searching for previous posts on this - should find some good info as it is a popular subject. I must add to the mix the SSR Competition. In a 17x7.5" they're about 12.5 lbs. I've had good luck with this wheel on my wagon for about 30k miles. Here's the wheel I have.
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Re: what would be the lightest wheel for WRX???X
Originally posted by lilTadow
i was wondering what is the lightest rim on the market that would fit a wrx i was told to check volk-rays could sum1 shine som light on this for me thanks
i was wondering what is the lightest rim on the market that would fit a wrx i was told to check volk-rays could sum1 shine som light on this for me thanks
1. SSR Competition 12.8 lb/50 mm forged $375 Appearance: 6/10
2. OZ Racing Superleggera 15 lb + 48 cast $280 ea 6/10
3. BBS RGR 17.5 lb +48 forged $439 ea 5/10
4. SSR GT1 18 lb +50 forged $369 7/10
5. BBS RK cast 18 lb ?offset but suitable for Subaru $269 7/10
6. OZ Racing Chromo (chrono?) Evolution 17.5 lb cast, ?offset but suitable for Subaru $269 ea. 6/10
The "appearance" rating is just my subjective impression, chuck it if you wish.
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Forging gives the metal more strength per unit of mass - so the forged wheels are generally "better," but you'll pay more for this property. Forged wheels can also have more "radical" designs because spokes can be narrower due to the increase in strength.
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