ordered me some new wheels ....PF01
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Update on my rubbing issue. It was exactly what I thought. When I pulled the wheels to clean behind them and the back side of the wheels I took a close look and found it. The corner of the plastic had deformed enough to just barely click on the tread when the tire was in the right position. A hair drier and large rubber mallet, used as a form on the slightly softened plastic only, solved my problem.
And to clarify my earlier statement on the tire sizing. I stated I was STOCK height, with STOCK springs and had no rubbing issue worth the effort to find it. Anything other than stock I can't comment. I'll check again after running Sebring on the 12th.
Somebody said they heard the PF01 was going to be available in black this summer? Before you start the long wait call Enkei and ask for customer rep King. He'll give you the right information. But I wouldn't want to hang by my thumbs waiting.
And to clarify my earlier statement on the tire sizing. I stated I was STOCK height, with STOCK springs and had no rubbing issue worth the effort to find it. Anything other than stock I can't comment. I'll check again after running Sebring on the 12th.
Somebody said they heard the PF01 was going to be available in black this summer? Before you start the long wait call Enkei and ask for customer rep King. He'll give you the right information. But I wouldn't want to hang by my thumbs waiting.
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Stock TC wheels are about 20lbs each...
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...t=wheel+weight
PF01's are (18x8s) are probably 18lbs each
http://www.enkei.com/size_chart/PF01.pdf
I want RPF1s because they are usually lighter... I guess not so much in the 18x8 sizes...
Now if they can just make some 17x9s that'll fit...
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/show...t=wheel+weight
PF01's are (18x8s) are probably 18lbs each
http://www.enkei.com/size_chart/PF01.pdf
I want RPF1s because they are usually lighter... I guess not so much in the 18x8 sizes...
Now if they can just make some 17x9s that'll fit...