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Best bang for your buck lightweight wheels? I need 17x8 or 18x8", and somewhat stylish without breaking the bank. My current wheels are stock 17" from Enkei, about 25lbs per without tire. Was hoping to drop under 20lbs per.
I found a set of Volk TE37s for $1500 used, normally they go for $3000 new. About 18lbs. That's going to be my benchmark. Is there anything with better bang for your buck?
Gram Lights? Enkei RPF1s? Oz Ultraleggera? It's so dang hard to find actual numbers on wheel weights. What does /o/ recommend?
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>>16181676
what car?
not every wheel look good on every car
except for TE37 and rp-f1 which work with almost everything but you already mentioned these
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>>16181676
Why do you care how much the wheels weigh? Are you tracking this car? If not, just keep the stock wheels. It's not like you're a good enough driver to tell the difference.
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not OP but looking for 17x7.5 alloys, 5x112 bolt patter... any recs?
>just keep it stock nigger
stock wheels came with some scuff damage, they are now my winters okthx
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>>16181676
I'd go for TE37s as they are easy to sell on and you'll get your $1500 back once you're done.
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>>16181719
Shaving 10lbs per wheel is a huge difference especially for rotational weight. You'll notice it easily, not just on the track.
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>>16181676
If you don't like the look of RPF1s or TE37 knock-offs, the Kosei K1 Racing wheels are damn good
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