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Old 07-25-2001, 10:48 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by dwb1
[B]All the things in this post relate to every racing car that is allowed to make changes ( if rules don't allow you are screwed ). A lot of things on our cars are not optimized not because Honda did not think about it , but COST . They put the money where it would do the most good . Of all the things that we can do to our cars reducing weight is the most beneficial . It does not reduce dependability ,but
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Hi guys,
i received my new 19 inch wheels last week and
the weight is not so high!!!
stock wheels with 205-55-16=18 kg.
225-50-16=19 kg.
AZEV wheels with 215-35-19=19 kg.
255-30-19= 20.5kg.
Sure i'll probably have less power and torque but it's so nice...
Good exhaust,good CAI and it's OK!!!

Mike D.
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See if your car goes as fast with your 500lbs girlfriend riding with you?


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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Devaux Michael
[B]Hi guys,
i received my new 19 inch wheels last week and
the weight is not so high!!!
stock wheels with 205-55-16=18 kg.
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Oh yes absolutely sure and i was the first surprised.
In fact,incredible is the weight of the stock one:VERY HEAVIER.
Anyway i'll miss because of the tire width...
Mike D.
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Originally posted by Devaux Michael
Oh yes absolutely sure and i was the first surprised.
In fact,incredible is the weight of the stock one:VERY HEAVIER.
Anyway i'll miss because of the tire width...
Mike D.
Got some pictures?
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I'll post next week pictures of the car and last modifications.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by bbsilver
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Strategically removing weight.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Luis
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IMO "Little effect" is worded too strongly.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by bbsilver
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Some of us do remember.


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