BBS CH 800.00 18X8.5 Et35 hit skip with no rubber.....Quickly gents....
02-26-2008, 04:50 AM
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BBS CH 800.00 18X8.5 Et35 hit skip with no rubber.....Quickly gents....
It's 18" CH's 17" Supperlegga's (sp?) or Enkie's.
There is also the Chance of Team Dynamics.
There is also the Chance of Team Dynamics.
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Personally, I'd go for the OZs and run a 245 if those wheels can fit it
Roll fenders as needed to make them fit. 17s would mean lower cost for tires - and if you plan on tracking the car regularly that's a nice plus. I believe the CH rims have been found to be even heavier than claimed by BBS/TireRack/etc (on the order of 25lbs per rim - other respondents can probably substantiate this better than I can.)
Even though I will be able to afford a higher-end set of track wheels, I'm probably still going to stick to the $99/rim Flik FTDs for reduction in cost; if my limited experience with amateur motorsports (Rallycross with the 12v) proves true once you really get into it, you aren't going to care so much about looks/bling/prestige as you would sheer functionality and eking every bit of
performance from every mod and every dollar.
I don't know where you are with your personal level of development in tracking your car, but I'd take the OZs now and move on to something more serious/expensive as time went on and you wanted the additional room for rubber (Custom-drilled 17x9 SSRs, such as the ones Mandeep runs, are the secks in my opinion)
Even though I will be able to afford a higher-end set of track wheels, I'm probably still going to stick to the $99/rim Flik FTDs for reduction in cost; if my limited experience with amateur motorsports (Rallycross with the 12v) proves true once you really get into it, you aren't going to care so much about looks/bling/prestige as you would sheer functionality and eking every bit of
performance from every mod and every dollar.
I don't know where you are with your personal level of development in tracking your car, but I'd take the OZs now and move on to something more serious/expensive as time went on and you wanted the additional room for rubber (Custom-drilled 17x9 SSRs, such as the ones Mandeep runs, are the secks in my opinion)
18lbs light under 200.00 a wheel. FLIK's are still cheaper and a spec lighter.
