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      06-21-2011, 12:07 AM   #23
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How much do those ADV5's weigh?
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      06-21-2011, 01:44 AM   #24
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How much do those ADV5's weigh?
not sure I didn't have that scale at that time.

I think its something like 21-22lbs

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Looks great! Although I still prefer my HRE/Fall-line wheels.
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      06-22-2011, 02:14 AM   #26
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Looks badass!! Much better without the wing man. Are you rubbing on that setup? So aggressive. Also, that Arkym bumper on the white E92 looks sweet. Is that just painted on the bumper or an actual lip?
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Lookin good Eugene!
Those wheels are light as hell.
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      06-22-2011, 04:30 AM   #28
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Looks great! Although I still prefer my HRE/Fall-line wheels.
both are nice wheels

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Looks badass!! Much better without the wing man. Are you rubbing on that setup? So aggressive. Also, that Arkym bumper on the white E92 looks sweet. Is that just painted on the bumper or an actual lip?
the wing is a different feel I must say! The white M3 was painted so it looked like a lip. that car is blown up as well ... sitting on a Gintani stage 2
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Lookin good Eugene!
Those wheels are light as hell.
thanks brother
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nice rims light!!
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nice rims light!!
thanks!
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what size tyre can u fit on the hre wheels?
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      06-28-2011, 09:23 AM   #32
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what size tyre can u fit on the hre wheels?
I'm sure you can fit 275/35/18 in the front but I'm running 265/35/18 & 295/35/18
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not sure I didn't have that scale at that time.

I think its something like 21-22lbs

Eugene
Put them on the scale. $50 they weigh 30lbs.
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      06-28-2011, 12:13 PM   #34
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These are really nice! But for 18" they should be in the 18lb range, not 19-20lb.

If i recall correctly:

Volk makes an 18lb 18" wheel:



And MORR makes a 19lb 19" wheel:

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nice
are those brembo gtr's?
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      06-28-2011, 11:09 PM   #36
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These are really nice! But for 18" they should be in the 18lb range, not 19-20lb.

If i recall correctly:

Volk makes an 18lb 18" wheel:

And MORR makes a 19lb 19" wheel:
To be fair, the offset/width/size plays a huge factor here.

The TE37 SL in 18x10.5 ET20 is 19.6lbs... The R43 18x11 rear is just in the same ball park. I'm not an engineer, but when you look at wheels, the change of width to 10"+ almost always increases the weight dramatically(relatively speaking). The weight difference you're comparing to between these wheels are almost non-existent; they are great quality light weight wheels.

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      06-28-2011, 11:28 PM   #37
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are those brembo gtr's?
Yes they are!

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To be fair, the offset/width/size plays a huge factor here.

The TE37 SL in 18x10.5 ET20 is 19.6lbs... The R43 18x11 rear is just in the same ball park. I'm not an engineer, but when you look at wheels, the change of width to 10"+ almost always increases the weight dramatically(relatively speaking). The weight difference you're comparing to between these wheels are almost non-existent; they are great quality light weight wheels.


wow your doing homework
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Put them on the scale. $50 they weigh 30lbs.
I would be I have to dis mount them to lazy!
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wow your doing homework
That's because I was highly considering a set of 18" TE37SL vs R43 before I picked up the FI's
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      06-29-2011, 01:03 AM   #40
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That's because I was highly considering a set of 18" TE37SL vs R43 before I picked up the FI's
your so funny dude
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I think you should also consider the cost difference between the TE37 SLs and the HREs...the HREs are not cheap for slightly more weight savings.
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I think you should also consider the cost difference between the TE37 SLs and the HREs...the HREs are not cheap for slightly more weight savings.
I think HRE for its price offers a totally different look.

but the R series does offer that . The TE37SL is very classic track wheel
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