light weight rims??
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Check out any of the 1 piece forged wheels from Rays (Volks, Gram Lights) or the Yokohama's. I recommend the Volk RE30 or the CE28 or the Yokohama Advan RZ.
Contact Lou at Amplified Motorsport: 323-881-0882. He can hook you up with any of those light wieght wheels and even recommend some other ones.
He's got an unbelievable deal rigth now on a set of Volk RE30 Limited. You probably can't find these wheels at this price anywhere else.
Here's a pic of them:
Contact Lou at Amplified Motorsport: 323-881-0882. He can hook you up with any of those light wieght wheels and even recommend some other ones.
He's got an unbelievable deal rigth now on a set of Volk RE30 Limited. You probably can't find these wheels at this price anywhere else.
Here's a pic of them:
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Give Lou at Amplified a call... He has a set of the same exact wheels in the pic above in stock and for a killer price... 323.881.0882... Tell him gamedog reffered you... I've seen these wheels in person and they are sweet!
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yeah see I deff want to stick with a 19 and try and make em lighter I like da hashi's rims 19lbs is what im talking aboutt!! but is my only option the re30 though if i want a 19 that fits our cars under 20lbs.. because the way I see it, it cant hurt to try an lose a few lbs while upgrading the cars look! also I assume I will need a different tire set up as well too right?? and what tires are you guys running??
10-21-2008, 08:30 PM
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yeah see I deff want to stick with a 19 and try and make em lighter I like da hashi's rims 19lbs is what im talking aboutt!! but is my only option the re30 though if i want a 19 that fits our cars under 20lbs.. because the way I see it, it cant hurt to try an lose a few lbs while upgrading the cars look! also I assume I will need a different tire set up as well too right?? and what tires are you guys running??
10-21-2008, 09:12 PM
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I know Volks are common and pricey....but very light and strong......I'm runnin Nitto Invo's 255/35/19 and 285/30/19....gonna change em thou not enough grip for me....i'm gonna try dunlop sportmax GT next 255/35/19 and 285/35/19......if your going 285 in the rear I recomend going 35 series...30's is too small....overall diameter
So you mean, going thicker rubbers compared to the fronts in the rears?
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yeah see I deff want to stick with a 19 and try and make em lighter I like da hashi's rims 19lbs is what im talking aboutt!! but is my only option the re30 though if i want a 19 that fits our cars under 20lbs.. because the way I see it, it cant hurt to try an lose a few lbs while upgrading the cars look! also I assume I will need a different tire set up as well too right?? and what tires are you guys running??
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