View Poll Results: Which rims to get?!?
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I want to get rims again....im torn on which to get. help me
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Looks to me light the Breytons run just about in the middle of the pack in weight in 19". The lightest being a BBS at 19.80 and 21.2 and oddly enough another BBS was the heaviest at 34.0 and 35.5.So I'm curious, what are you calling heavy?
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Brett you are the Anti wheel weight chick! you would sell your soul to save a pound per wheel.
just dish out the $5K for a set of forged wheels and be done with it. Sorry if my extremely detailed wheel weight post when you first joined had anything to do with this!
I really dont think a pound here or there is going to make that much of a difference unless you are racing your car. i wouldn't be too concerned. get what you like for the right price putting weight after looks and price. it will make wheel shopping much easier! Just dont get 21" chrome tedddy wheels. I am sure they weigh a ton!
just dish out the $5K for a set of forged wheels and be done with it. Sorry if my extremely detailed wheel weight post when you first joined had anything to do with this!
I really dont think a pound here or there is going to make that much of a difference unless you are racing your car. i wouldn't be too concerned. get what you like for the right price putting weight after looks and price. it will make wheel shopping much easier! Just dont get 21" chrome tedddy wheels. I am sure they weigh a ton!
Originally Posted by SBrown712' post='1071292' date='Dec 10 2009, 02:41 AM
Looks to me light the Breytons run just about in the middle of the pack in weight in 19". The lightest being a BBS at 19.80 and 21.2 and oddly enough another BBS was the heaviest at 34.0 and 35.5.So I'm curious, what are you calling heavy?
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Just get the 166s. Can't go wrong with OEM.
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Originally Posted by CWS530' post='1071334' date='Dec 10 2009, 12:39 AM
Just get the 166s. Can't go wrong with OEM.
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Originally Posted by JeRZee XiE60' post='1071410' date='Dec 10 2009, 11:14 AM
Arent these similar to the Miro 935's?
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Originally Posted by Kryptus' post='1071735' date='Dec 10 2009, 08:23 PM
Do the Miros really need hub rings? I havent heard of that yet...
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Originally Posted by Alpine White Girl' post='1071545' date='Dec 10 2009, 11:38 AM
Yes but these are hub centric....which is good but they require spacers which is no good.
i ran spacers and wide offsets without problems
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I've specifically asked someone who had 935s on and was told that they were a totally decent set - no issues. And this guy has a RWD car, like you. Your situation with M6 reps should not repeat with 935s - especially, since you'll be going with a 19 inch this time. So as a cost-effective solution, 935s should be totally adequate. Of course, Breytons may be better quality wheels.
I totally agree with you about Forgestars - I too would pick them up in a heartbeat, if only they had some concavity to them...
I totally agree with you about Forgestars - I too would pick them up in a heartbeat, if only they had some concavity to them...