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ShadowX · 03-11-2007, 11:09 PM

AME wheels are incredibly light. Actually, they're insanely light, but also very very expensive. If you get real Enkei racing wheels, those are light as well.

The best way to shop for wheels is determine your budget right off the bat, then work from there. Check out AutoRnD. Rishie knows weights and offsets very well. I've worked with the on several occasions and he knows what he's doing. Seen many a S2000 go through there.

But like I said, knowing your budget before hand will save you a lot of time. If you're looking for wheels in the Rota range, expect to be extremely limited to choice, and pretty much no real weight savings. Up your budget a bit and you'll find more options. Doesn't mean you have to spend $4k on wheels, though.

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ShadowX Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 8	AME wheels are incredibly light. Actually, they're insanely light, but also very very expensive. If you get real Enkei racing wheels, those are light as well. The best way to shop for wheels is determine your budget right off the bat, then work from there. Check out AutoRnD. Rishie knows weights and offsets very well. I've worked with the on several occasions and he knows what he's doing. Seen many a S2000 go through there. But like I said, knowing your budget before hand will save you a lot of time. If you're looking for wheels in the Rota range, expect to be extremely limited to choice, and pretty much no real weight savings. Up your budget a bit and you'll find more options. Doesn't mean you have to spend $4k on wheels, though.