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![]() ![]() Drives: honda civic hatch Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: missouri
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The car looks more accord now. Thats a compliment. It looks more exspensive. The wheels mut be boat anchors though. But i understand the look you are going for. Nice looking sedan
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![]() ![]() ![]() Drives: Yaris S Sedan color Flint Mica Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Country: USA, State: Georgia, City: Hampton
Posts: 284
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lol.. I am going to weigh my wheel and tire I have on it with the same scale I weighed my factory wheels and we will see. 33.5 lbs for the factory wheel on my scale in the bathroom. That wheel feels heavier than what i have now. They are not Konig lightweight wheels but none of the Konigs are really that heavy.. I also did not notice that much weight difference when I put the new wheels on. I am sure there is some though, hopefully under 4lbs...
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Modification Condoner.
Drives: 2007 Black Sand Liftback Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Chicago, IL
Posts: 360
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![]() EDIT: Don't take the above the wrong way. I think the huge wheels, drop, tint, stereo, paintjob, etc, if done tastefully like you've done are nice. Just don't come in telling us a turd 1.5 liter gained 'noticeable' amounts of power from a lame header/intake combo. That 5hp you picked up total is washed away by oversized wheels for what the car needs. In a car like the Yaris, do it for total performance (and by being smart, this perf upgrade can look great too with tasteful light 16" wheels), or do it for looks like you've done. I feel like you're trying to do 2 things at once, and not being smart about it. Shoot, even a lightweight 17" wheel combo would make a huge difference. |
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Cousin Vitz
Drives: Yaris RS 5DR / Vitz RS wannabe Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Posts: 1,082
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I changed the wheels to 17" (17lbs each wheel, do not know what the weight is with tires), added a strut tower bar, stereo equipment up the yin-yang, and I still need to do the sound deadening. I've probably added at least another 75lbs to my car from the above. Now I really wonder what effect this extra weight has on my performance oriented addons - Intake, Exhaust, Lowering Springs. I'll be lucky if the weight and extra power cancel eachother out
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