Tire/Wheel Combo Weight
#31
RE: Tire/Wheel Combo Weight
ORIGINAL: 157db
Inflate them with Helium and they will weigh less.
43 Lbs. is what a stock 17x8" Bullitt with the OEM
Pirelli P Zero NERO weighs with just O2 in it.
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ORIGINAL: sawyer
The stock bullitts 18" with tires were 52 lbs.
The stock bullitts 18" with tires were 52 lbs.
43 Lbs. is what a stock 17x8" Bullitt with the OEM
Pirelli P Zero NERO weighs with just O2 in it.
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#32
RE: Tire/Wheel Combo Weight
My polished 18" Bullits weigh exactly 50# with 1/2 worn Nitto 255/45's on them. In comparison, my new wheels and tires weigh 43 lbs, and that's going to a 275/40 tire on an inch wider rim. The 7lbs per wheel is definitely noticeable in the seat of the pants.
#33
RE: Tire/Wheel Combo Weight
ORIGINAL: Jazzer The Cat
I don't get it? [8D]
One thing about all this is the additional weight is not ALL at the furthest most outter edge of tire. It is'distributed' throughout the wheel. How much is actually in the hub nearest the center of wheel?This will reduce the effect of the rotating mass argument. So I think some of the calculations of how much effect the weight has is specious (I always wanted to use that word in a sentence ).
Just my $.02 and may have missed something so please don't chop a Jazzer's head off if so
Jazzer The Scientist
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I don't get it? [8D]
One thing about all this is the additional weight is not ALL at the furthest most outter edge of tire. It is'distributed' throughout the wheel. How much is actually in the hub nearest the center of wheel?This will reduce the effect of the rotating mass argument. So I think some of the calculations of how much effect the weight has is specious (I always wanted to use that word in a sentence ).
Just my $.02 and may have missed something so please don't chop a Jazzer's head off if so
Jazzer The Scientist
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#34
RE: Tire/Wheel Combo Weight
Wow - never thought I'd attend math class on MSF.
Here's my seat of the pants: I have a set of 17X9s that weigh 18lbs apiece. I was expecting to feel something...some small improvement in feel or butt dyno. Nope. I agree with what Norm said earlier in the thread - it would take a very sensitive driver to feel any improvement in acceleration, all other things equal.
Here's my seat of the pants: I have a set of 17X9s that weigh 18lbs apiece. I was expecting to feel something...some small improvement in feel or butt dyno. Nope. I agree with what Norm said earlier in the thread - it would take a very sensitive driver to feel any improvement in acceleration, all other things equal.
#35
RE: Tire/Wheel Combo Weight
ORIGINAL: Argonaut
Wow - never thought I'd attend math class on MSF.
Here's my seat of the pants: I have a set of 17X9s that weigh 18lbs apiece. I was expecting to feel something...some small improvement in feel or butt dyno. Nope. I agree with what Norm said earlier in the thread - it would take a very sensitive driver to feel any improvement in acceleration, all other things equal.
Wow - never thought I'd attend math class on MSF.
Here's my seat of the pants: I have a set of 17X9s that weigh 18lbs apiece. I was expecting to feel something...some small improvement in feel or butt dyno. Nope. I agree with what Norm said earlier in the thread - it would take a very sensitive driver to feel any improvement in acceleration, all other things equal.
#36
RE: Tire/Wheel Combo Weight
ORIGINAL: steelcomp
What tires are you running? What was the previous set up?
ORIGINAL: Argonaut
Wow - never thought Id attend math class on MSF.
Heres my seat of the pants: I have a set of 17X9s that weigh 18lbs apiece. I was expecting to feel something...some small improvement in feel or butt dyno. Nope. I agree with what Norm said earlier in the thread - it would take a very sensitive driver to feel any improvement in acceleration, all other things equal.
Wow - never thought Id attend math class on MSF.
Heres my seat of the pants: I have a set of 17X9s that weigh 18lbs apiece. I was expecting to feel something...some small improvement in feel or butt dyno. Nope. I agree with what Norm said earlier in the thread - it would take a very sensitive driver to feel any improvement in acceleration, all other things equal.
Don't get me wrong - the carhandles WAY better with the 17s and Azenis. Its the acceleration where I don't really notice a difference, like in day to day driving.
#37
RE: Tire/Wheel Combo Weight
Here's my new wheels and tires. I had actually started a thread with this since we were talking about tires and handling, but it mysteriously disappeared.
The rimsare Volk RE30's (18 x 9.5 x 52mm offset) with 275/40 Michelin PS2's. The rims are 16lbs ea., and the tires are 27lbs. I had the factory 18 x 8.5 polished Bullits with 255/45 Nittos and I could definately tell the difference. The PS2's are awsome.
(Thanks Margarita Girl for the pic effects )
#39
RE: Tire/Wheel Combo Weight
ORIGINAL: Sleeper_08
steelcomp
Any signs of rubbing on full lock?
Is the car lowered?
Thanks.
steelcomp
Any signs of rubbing on full lock?
Is the car lowered?
Thanks.
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