Does anyone know the weight of the stock 09 sport wheel with out the tire?

 

college hills honda told me that the weight of the stock wheel is 19.3 lbs

 

JDM 16inch GE fit wheel comes in at 17.6 lbs

 

i believe thats the weight of the optional 16 inch rims

 

So is the stock USDM wheel the same as the JDM 16"?

 

damn my falkens on the accord are 18lbs

 

Out of curiosity, why do you want to know?

 

no, the optional usdm wheel is the weight as the jdm one.

 

i would say he would wanna know so that when he buys an aftermarket wheel, he will know if its lighter or not

 

Well mostly just to decide on what size wheels I'm going to get. I want to remove some unsprung weight when I get some wheels and I just wanted to know how much of a difference I will be saving. I could go with some light weight 15" or if the difference is small I might just go with some 17" that are the same weight or lighter than the stock 16s.

 

there is a vidoe out there somewhere..
i think the hfp 16s weigh 17 lbs
the stock sports were heavier...

my wheels come in today.. ill let you know.

 

I am wondering the same as TWG, for the same reason. Does anyone have any confirmation on the weight? I guess the best answer so far is 17,6 lbs.

 

Does anyone have a firm answer for this? I've searched other threads and came up empty. Unfortunately I can't lower my GE8 because there are so many bumps around here, but I'd really like to get a lighter 16" (or 17" if I can find one light enough - big enough to fill in the fender gap since I'm not lowering) in a darker color to contrast my MR.

I'm sure there's plenty of width vs. offset information around here, but if someone happened to know the right numbers for 16x7 and/or 17x7 with a stock suspension setup I wouldn't complain =D

 

The stock 16x6 wheels we weighed are about 17.5 pounds each. There was a variance from 17.3 to 17.6 pounds surprisingly.
If you want lighter wheels check the racingwheels at tirerack for wheels weighing 13 to 14 pounds with the best a 16x6.5 at 10.5 pounds (and $349. TR F1.)