Anyone know the weight of 18x9.5 Volk Se37a?
05-25-03, 12:16 AM
#5
yeah...sorta looking for an exact weight. My car was born on 03/92 so it has the 13.8lb wheels, it be ashame to add 6lbs per corner! So thats why the interest in 37a's. Little Goat I don't think the 37k's come in 18's that fits our cars? (fd) anyone?
05-25-03, 12:50 AM
#6
Unfortunately the only wheel i can suggest that will get you near the stock wheel weight in that size would be the RAcing Hart CP035R. The two piece version. This is one of the lightest wheels i know of. If you want a Volk like that it will have to be the magesium ones. However I don't feel you should worry that much about unsprung weight. The Volks are still extremely light. You'll much enjoy the added grip and stability.
However a lot of the total weight will have to do with your tire selection as well. You can lose or gain up to 5 pounds on these size tires,
Later, Rishie
However a lot of the total weight will have to do with your tire selection as well. You can lose or gain up to 5 pounds on these size tires,
Later, Rishie
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05-28-03, 09:01 AM
#9
Theres a guy on the forum with a black car w/ gold or bronze 37As in that size (his car is heavily moddified, i believe he was doing as part of a magazine write-up or something), and he quoted them as 16.8 lbs. I'll admit, thats hard to believe at that size, but who knows.
05-29-03, 03:38 AM
#12
Originally posted by ptrhahn
Theres a guy on the forum with a black car w/ gold or bronze 37As in that size (his car is heavily moddified, i believe he was doing as part of a magazine write-up or something), and he quoted them as 16.8 lbs. I'll admit, thats hard to believe at that size, but who knows.
Theres a guy on the forum with a black car w/ gold or bronze 37As in that size (his car is heavily moddified, i believe he was doing as part of a magazine write-up or something), and he quoted them as 16.8 lbs. I'll admit, thats hard to believe at that size, but who knows.
