any one know what the stock wheel weight is on the tc,s i heard there around 26 lbs?, that seems heavy to me. any one know a good lite 15 inch wheel? (loosing the calipers)

 

so youre gonna lose your brembos just so you can run 15s?

im sorry but that doesn't make any sense.

 

racing on 18s does? 18 inch drag radials are to expensive and if i wanted to ever switch back to the brembos ill have them.i just hate these big heavy 18s.

 

I actually thought about getting rid of the Brembos, swapping out for the LSJ front setup, and selling the brembos for probably a good chunk of change (no clue what those would sell for). I don't know about many of the SS owners on here...but what the hell do I need Brembos for?...during testing, the brakes on the LSJ did good enough for anything I'd be doing. I don't plan on running the N-ring with this thing. Plus then I could get some cheap shitty stealies or something for the winter instead of hunting for a cheap 17" that will clear the Brembos.

 

hmm point made. only problem is i dont even think the LSJ brakes would clear 15s. ive heard of LSJ guys using 16s though. i could be wrong. idk

 

Tire rack has a nice sale on some SSR Type-C RS 18.4/lbs each for $129/ea. Though you'll need some aluminum spacers for the front, I doubt you will ever beat that deal unless someone gives them to you abused.

 

we can trade pete if i dont go wilwood

 

ss/sc wheels are 26lbs each and i do believe that ss/tc wheels are 24lbs each

 

Yes to run a 15 you have to shave the calipers a little, but if your a racer it's worth it. I have lsj brakes in the basement going on in spring to run 15's and slicks.

 

Hmmm...what'll ya give me for them (Besides your LSJ brake setup)? We could knock that swap out in 20 minutes methinks

And yeah 15s are far too small I wouldn't run those anyways so a minimum of 16 is better than a minimum of 17...with restrictions on offset and other crap...unless I wanted to run some really fat slicks...but you can fit some pretty good ones on 16s.

 

need to run 24.5's and that's a 15. Your not getting under a 26 in a 16 so good luck. But on a road coarse bigger wheel small sidewall is better

 

how much ya want? and yeah my calipers are unbolted right now actually lol so literally it could be done in minutes lol text me today

 

I have fit 16" steelies on mine with no problems.

 

I don't text on holidays or the day before. But you wouldn't be willing to move your car anyways

EDIT: just hit me that you don't have the calipers on the front so it literally couldn't move I fail.