Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
10-01-2004, 01:23 PM
#25
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Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
Originally Posted by ssl2k
the sidewalls are the same based on those specs
185/60
so the extra 2" in diameter would make a difference since the tire sidewall is the same
185/60
so the extra 2" in diameter would make a difference since the tire sidewall is the same
you'd look like a 4x4.
10-01-2004, 02:46 PM
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Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
you'll have a tad bit more top end...but you'll be a lot slower thoihg 
Someone with some light 15's with ab it less power then you will give you a beating. I've seen 15's weighing in at 13 lbs some even less depends on material and make.
Someone with some light 15's with ab it less power then you will give you a beating. I've seen 15's weighing in at 13 lbs some even less depends on material and make.
10-01-2004, 03:27 PM
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Re:Bigger wheels/tires = higher top end correct?
My DIV.3 16"s weigh 12.6 lbs.
the 17"s he was looking at in stevemode's thread are 18lbs
fake spoons are like 13lbs at 15" 15 or so at 16"
TE37's are less then that.
my wheels are pretty expensive
TE37's are more then that
fake spoons don't weigh TOO much less
those 17"s are like $350
if you can clear them in your wheelwell, buy them. then sell them after you've drove on them a while and have saved enough money to buy a good set of wheels.
the 17"s he was looking at in stevemode's thread are 18lbs
fake spoons are like 13lbs at 15" 15 or so at 16"
TE37's are less then that.
my wheels are pretty expensive
TE37's are more then that
fake spoons don't weigh TOO much less
those 17"s are like $350
if you can clear them in your wheelwell, buy them. then sell them after you've drove on them a while and have saved enough money to buy a good set of wheels.
