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Old 3rd July 2001, 01:51 PM
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Default Wheel Question

How do the PT aluminum wheels compare in weight to some of the better after market wheels?


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Old 10th July 2001, 07:59 PM
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The factory alloys are actually pretty light for an OEM wheel. However, most 'cool' looking aftermarket wheels are pretty heavy nowadays. Especially wheels like Niche, Neeper and ARE are quite heavy. SSR makes a line of wheels called Competition that are SUPER light....

If you want to get more on weight of aftermarket wheels in and around Toronto you can try Colin at Wheels Direct in Scarborough, or Cornell at Automotive Import Market in Markham (905-477-1771)
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