Is 30lbs an acceptable weight for a 19" wheel? I think It's too heavy...what do you think?
#2
30Ib is not uncommon for non-forged 19's although some newer one are lighter
My Carlsson 18's weights about 29Ib already but they are strong and looks great but the ride and quite a bit harsher than stock.
OZ Superleggera only weights in at 21Ib in 19's and SSR Competition weights about 18 in 18's. However, I think they are not as stylish; personal opinion of course. Dronell's forged 19's weight only 19Ibs; those are probably one of the most stylish wheels around that weight under 25 Ibs
OZ Superleggera only weights in at 21Ib in 19's and SSR Competition weights about 18 in 18's. However, I think they are not as stylish; personal opinion of course. Dronell's forged 19's weight only 19Ibs; those are probably one of the most stylish wheels around that weight under 25 Ibs
#7
I think they are one of the best looking wheels around in 19's
However, there are no official data on its weight; even though edgeracing told me the 18's weight about 28Ibs; some intaller told me the 19's are so heavy they were so surprised when they try to pick one up and they are used to install heavy AMG rims for Merc.
However, for with a starting price for a set of 19' wheels and tires, it's hard to beat it in the looks department. Nevertheless, I can tell you that you won't be able to drive the way you like down public roads if the condition is not close to perfect smooth surface. What price some people will pay for beauty.....
However, for with a starting price for a set of 19' wheels and tires, it's hard to beat it in the looks department. Nevertheless, I can tell you that you won't be able to drive the way you like down public roads if the condition is not close to perfect smooth surface. What price some people will pay for beauty.....
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