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Originally Posted by Jordo! I would think one of the major advantages to going with a smaller wheel are actually the smaller tires. Weight further out from the center has
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With a smaller wheel you run the issue you need a larger side wall thus adding to the weight of your overall wheel/tire setup. Now if this is a pure track setup with no street function then that idea can be thrown out.
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