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Originally Posted by nogoodname007 as in performance wise...20 inch is just too big Performance wise, the smallest wheel you can fit while still clearing the brake calipers will be the
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Performance wise, the smallest wheel you can fit while still clearing the brake calipers will be the 'best' because it'll always be lighter than the exact same wheel in a larger size.
Assuming you are running dedicated track tires, they should be light and have minimal sidewall flex so there is no reason to run a larger diameter wheel. Most guys who track their cars have 18's or smaller. 19 and 20 inch wheels are usually just for show. Of course if you can afford 2000$ per wheel, you can get super light forged 19's that are both light and sexy... |
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