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Old 09-19-2010, 11:15 AM   #1
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Weigh em and go with the lightest.
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Old 09-19-2010, 12:13 PM   #2
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Weigh em and go with the lightest.
hmmm.. how will the weight of the rims affect the car? what would be the "ideal" weight for a yaris?
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hmmm.. how will the weight of the rims affect the car? what would be the "ideal" weight for a yaris?
This little car really feels every pound of wheel weight. There have been many posts regarding performance difference when people drop to lower weight wheels.

Many inexpensive wheels, while they look great can be extremely heavy, weighing in at as much as 22 pounds depending on diameter. I personally would not put on anything over 16 pounds. Wheels can be found that come in at approx. 9 lbs each but at a cost. Striving for between 12 and 14 pounds I would say is ideal.
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This little car really feels every pound of wheel weight. There have been many posts regarding performance difference when people drop to lower weight wheels.

Many inexpensive wheels, while they look great can be extremely heavy, weighing in at as much as 22 pounds depending on diameter. I personally would not put on anything over 16 pounds. Wheels can be found that come in at approx. 9 lbs each but at a cost. Striving for between 12 and 14 pounds I would say is ideal.
Thanks WeeYari!! i should do some more readings around eh. you guys are very informative and helpful.
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