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Hey guys,
Just looking ahead towards my build I wanted to get some lighter wheels for the track to mount some R compound rubber on. I came across this jem and am trying to keep 17" rims for track use: http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/WheelCloseU...mp;autoModClar= They are the absolute lightest wheel tirerack carries, even lighter than O.Z.'s. In 17" for a wheel to be 15.5 pounds is amazing as far as I'm concerned. For them to run $199 each is a freakin' cherry on top. Anyone have any thoughts on these? Other options to take a look at perhaps? I'm sure there are lighter wheels out there but not for under $1k a piece. |
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I personally am not a fan of Kosei wheels. You get a light wheel but I've read too many stories of bent/cracked Kosei wheels to trust them as much as an RPF1.
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I personally am not a fan of Kosei wheels. You get a light wheel but I've read too many stories of bent/cracked Kosei wheels to trust them as much as an RPF1. Were most of them running the wheels on the streets though? I plan on having these exclusively for the track so I don't see any pot holes, speed bumps or curbs in their future. If it were you knowing this... would you still avoid them? |
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