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Old Nov 3, 2003, 02:15 PM
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Racinghart cp35 12.5#
Konig helliums are light also
Old Nov 3, 2003, 03:16 PM
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Yeh butt how much. I would like to stay under or aroung $1,200. It would be real nice to go under $1,000
Old Nov 3, 2003, 09:29 PM
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Originally posted by Nyc_Ryc
Enkei RPO2's. I am getting mine - 17x9, 35mm offset, for about $200/ea. You can also get it in 17x8 w/ 40mm offset. It weighs 17.7# in 9" or 17.2# in 8". 17x9 is nice b/c it fits and it lets you plant the tire on the ground better, particularly a larger tire like the 255/40/17 (which looks great on my car).

Lighter but also a little more expensive is the Enkei RPF1, which weighs only 15.9# in 17x8.

See both wheels at: http://www.enkei.com/High%20Performance.html

Enkeis are available from a lot of dealers, and probably some of the vendors on this site.
Are the RP02s the replacements for the RP01s? They look the same. Just wondering because I have a friend that will sell me his RP01s of his Stealth TT in 18x8.5 for $500 total. Just need to make sure they fit. He said they do?
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jbrennen question on your RPF1's that you use at the track. Are those the stock size tires, becuase in that pick they look like a larger side wall. Although they are not my favorite looks wise, they are my favorite for the price/weight. Under $250 a wheel including shipping is hard to beat at 15.5 lbs a wheel. So I will need to throw in an extra $80+$70 for caps and lug nuts. I am still debating but these might be the ones........
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Originally posted by SAEVO
Are those the stock size tires, becuase in that pick they look like a larger side wall.
Those tires are actually wider, with a lower sidewall than stock... 245/40R17.

They are also Hoosiers with a very stiff sidewall, inflated to about 45 PSI, with essentially no visible tread. So the picture is perhaps a bit deceiving.
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get ahold of Value (Mike) from Value Car Audio. He can hook you up with some light JDM rims...

I just purchased the SSR GT2 rims. The 18's weigh 17lbs, so I assume the 17's weigh less and close to the SSR Type C.
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how much if you dont mind me asking?
I have the SSR competition's on my Prelude. I wish they would fit the EVO.
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