RAYS wheels ftmfw :driving:

Okay Yakov Smirnoff. :D "In Country of Canada, Car picks you."

Seeing as how I wont be adding new wheels to this car and the sport ones are in fact 20% lighter than the non-sport wheels. I actually really like the wheels matches the car nicely.

man... how i wish we could choose aftermarket wheels when ordering.

Volks, Works..... SSR...damn...

^^ too good to be true

Yeah too bad real life isn't like need for speed huh. Let's go shopping for some wheels.

the "v" is actually a 3 dimensional Z if looked at properly :)

^ Yes they are, they have a great artistic look to them that I am really diggin'

Some dealers offer aftermarket wheels when ordering, but will be much more expensive.

I'm going non-sport wheels are only gonna be mounted for a couple of weeks.

An option?
 

I'm with you, though the Sport rims have grown on me (very gradually). If I had it to do over again, I might have bought the base model, then put Enkei RPF-1 rims on. Even in the 18" x 9.5 fitment, which allows for some pretty fat tires, those wheels are approximately 6-8 pounds per wheel lighter than the Rays (depending on staggered or square set-up; 17.4 pounds each for the RPF-1). What is the big deal about a forged wheel, if it's not light? And the Enkeis are famously strong--used in many racing applications.

In high-performance cars and driving, weight and heat are the enemies. :driving: