Stock Tire & Wheel Weight Q
Reason why I ask is I think those Momo rims weigh 17 pounds. Add tires and maybe they will weigh 30 pounds or so each. You would lose about 20 pounds per rim. 60 pounds, another 40 pounds and thats about a tenth faster in 1/4th mile times.
Originally Posted by R&C_rallySS
48 pounds, where did you get that info from? 48 pounds seems like alot. I think some 19inch wheels and tires weigh less...
Originally Posted by Doc
First you ask a question then you want to doubt the info....dude, I weighed the things myself. Here...https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...8&postcount=14
Originally Posted by R&C_rallySS
Reason why I ask is I think those Momo rims weigh 17 pounds. Add tires and maybe they will weigh 30 pounds or so each. You would lose about 20 pounds per rim. 60 pounds, another 40 pounds and thats about a tenth faster in 1/4th mile times.
Originally Posted by R&C_rallySS
48 pounds, where did you get that info from? 48 pounds seems like alot. I think some 19inch wheels and tires weigh less...
Thats how much they weigh ... and I'm sure there are several lighter wheels out there regardless of size ...do you know why ...its becasue not all wheels have the same volume or density.
Originally Posted by Doc
First you ask a question then you want to doubt the info....dude, I weighed the things myself. Here...https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...8&postcount=14
Sorry, I did not mean to doubt you if I came across like that. The last thing I want to do is dout the info you gave me. Just seems like those are some heavy ***** haha. Thanks for the info.
Originally Posted by Brandon97Z
What kind of tire are you putting on that weights only 13lbs? Tires for a set of 17's will weight closer to 20-25 lbs. While your entire post makes my head hurt i'll add this removing rotating mass will be alot more effective then just removing dead weight from the car.
The stock rim weights 24 pounds and the tire weights 24 lbs. 17 inch wheels is where performance pretty much ends. Less rotating mass equals better performance. Its less weight to spin plus you are knocking off your total curb weight. I'm looking for 18s just because I like the looks plus I would have to lower my car cause it would look stupid with more wheel gap. Somewhere in the 17-20lb range is what I'm lookin for.
doc any chance you got to weigh the tire alone? im sure i can look it up but im being lazy this early in the morning. Lol just wonderin because my new tires n rims are pretty heavy (26lb tire 25lb wheel)
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