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that's not my DA, it's my brother-in-laws. They're 15's. I don't remember how much he got them for. There's someone on Honda-tech that's selling them though.
Thanks man! My GD3 needs a drop bad! I got my springs all ready to go on, but I don't wanna screw up the stock struts, so I'm waiting for some aftermarket ones before I put them on...looks like I will have to wait a year Oh well, winter is just around the corner anyways
I think the weight is like 22lbs!! Iam wanting to get some lightweight bronze pretty soon and will be looking to sell these.. I want my MPG back.. and some top speed!
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If it moves, try to race it. If not try to eat it.
elementary question, but humor me - what is the relationship of rim size to MPG and speed? Also - doesn't bigger rims make your speedometer and odometer inaccurate? Seems the size of the wheels would have to be taken into consideration when calculating distance/speed ....ok, call me dumb...or maybe I didn't get enough sleep...but I don't get it
The speedo will not be messed up as long as you keep the same overall wheel size. So its like I still have the same size wheel/tire as a 15, but the high sized rim I get the smaller a sidewall I got. As for the MPG.. Since I have a larger rolling diameter now it means a decrease in MPG because its more energy to get the wheels moving also they are heavier I think than stock.
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If it moves, try to race it. If not try to eat it.
ok 1/10 of an inch bigger and 0.1% change in speedometer reading. Is that enough of a change to cause MPG problems yet small enough to not be important for odometer/speedometer?
And then is 1/10 of an inch size difference causes rubbing? or are other people using the wrong tires on their 17 inch rims that causes the problem.