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View Poll Results: What tires (primary) do you use?
Hankook R-S3 255
45.33%
Hankook R-S3 245
4.00%
Dunlop Star Spec 255
21.33%
Dunlop Star Spec 245
5.33%
Toyo R1R 245
0
0%
Toyo R1R 255
0
0%
Other
20.44%
BFG Rival 255
3.11%
BFG Rival 245
0.44%
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STR Prep - Wheels and Tires

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Old 03-27-2012, 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by IntegraR0064
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I daily drive my Dunlops that I compete on. The Dunlops I ran at Nats were daily driven and driven to the event from New Orleans. They got me .051 from the win. I would suspect that they are not heat cycling out.
Not to mention that if you had done what barbato was talking about you would have won the national championship by 5 seconds or something?
Yeah, that too. I MUST LOWER VTEC!
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Anyone have a solid weight on a Volk CE28N 17x9 +63? I've heard 14.0-15.5 LBS. I'd like to know a exact weight from someone thats has weighted one before I debate buying a set in the future.
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^I think they are on the higher end of that weight range. I want to say the lightest 17x9 I knew of was the Buddy Club QF and then possibly the Weds TC105N next.
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Buddy clubs are impossible to find. Do you have a true weight on the weds? I like the volks but that's a large investment/gamble without knowing a exact weight before buying a set.

I won't be buying the this season but it'd be nice to loose 8 lbs over by current 949s.


edit- The wed wheels only come in a 49 offset. We need atleast 60 so that isn't even a wheel we could run in str.
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Not sure on the weights and they are a tad pricey but there is also the Science of Speed Advan RG-D Those are 17x9 +60
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The RG-D are 16.8-17.2 so they arn't even light at all.



I did see this today though...

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/934...#entry21479220

Im interested in what they weight. If it's sub 15 LBS and they come in silver or custom colors I'm in.

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Old 03-28-2012, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by josh7owens
The RG-D are 16.8-17.2 so they arn't even light at all.



I did see this today though...

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/934...#entry21479220

Im interested in what they weight. If it's sub 15 LBS and they come in silver or custom colors I'm in.
I tried to find out what they weigh, mind you not very hard, but didn't come up with anything. I won't be getting rid of my set of Buddy Clubs though anytime soon!
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Originally Posted by josh7owens
The RG-D are 16.8-17.2 so they arn't even light at all.
Depends on the way you look at it, for a 17x9 +60mm wheel, it is in fact on the "lightweight" side of the spectrum. Maybe not the lightest and certainly not worth the $600+ pricetag each IMO...

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Other than the CE28 they might also be the next best looking option available. For some people it's all about weight, others price, but for some they want a wheel that looks great too. I'd still consider it reasonably light. I won't say it's heavy.
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And anyone selling a set of the older 17x9 +55 SSR comps? The ones with the polished lip? If someone has a set and they are in good enough shape I'll pay good money to get my hands on a set.


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