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Forgeline wheels are Badazz; just a wee-bit out of my price range right now...I know that a monoblock 19x12 is just 20lbs. Vs my 28lb. 19x12 Forgestars.
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And roll the damn fenders with a professional |
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Dang; I must be different-I spec'd my own wheels out,,,but a measurement was taken at about every angle possible & multiple times.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...635a57a009.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...0e6183026b.jpg
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28ibs for a 19x12 is pretty good. Certainly with all that potential rubber :yum:. But of course, off setting 8ibs per wheel for the weight penalty of a 325 tire would be advantageous. What is the average weight of a 325/30r19 tire? 28-34ibs? |
Michelin 325/30/19's are listed @32 vs. 35# for their 345.
Nitto Invo's are 35 & 37. |
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what sizes did you end up going with?
because with my 20x12 +20 rears i have a ton more room i have a 315/25/20 and my alignment guy and i both eyeballed it. I could go either to a 325, or go even more aggressive with a 20x11 +0, or run even less camber (currently at -2) this is even at my height, which is top of tire barely under fender i'm assuming you will not be as low, so you should EASILY be able to fit a 325/25/20 on a 20x12 +20, which will look fantastic. this is GTR fitment wheel/tire from rays/advan if i ever get around to buying more wheels, i'd probably get something like: grip: 285/30/20 and 325/25/20 on 20x10.5 +24 and 20x12 +20 street: 245/35/20 and 285/20 on 20x10 +0 and 20x11 +0 and slap on a cup kit when i get a raise, lol i don't know why you need a 345 with N/A. turbo guys sure |
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