looking for LIGHT 18s
not as light as the high-end wheels, but the Privat Fahrens i have for sale (link in sig) are pretty light. my guess is they are about 21-22 pounds. all of privat's wheels are good quality and lightweight. the more popular privat profiles are also pretty light if you like those better. if you like, i can bring my scale to my garage when i go on monday and see the exact weight
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Originally Posted by thosewhohatedmecreat
My last Camaro could break the tires loose just by givin it gas in first, this probly was due to the aluminum tires right?
my bet would be tring our new sponsor if you have the cash for the Fikse's, thats what im going for in the future. 
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lmao. im still in colorado and when i slam the gas it goes fast, sometimes it breaks it loose, dam elevation, when i was lower i could smoke them it was beautiful ill start saving... i really like the iforged line tho
ill start saving... i really like the iforged line tho Trending Topics
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I don't think you'll get much lighter than a Fikse rim...I don't care for their styling as much as some other companies out there, but then again, you can't consider my CCWs to be a race wheel like the Fikses. The price is hefty, but you get what you pay for in this business.
As for not being able to light up your tires in Colorado, I've been there, done that. I lived there for 4 years, and for the last 1.5 of that time, I had my car out there. It was a total dog at elevation (about 6000-7000 feet where I lived). I ran a 1/4 mile with a G-tech, and it was registering about a mid-14 second time for me. **** slow, but still faster than a lot of the cars out there (except for the turboed ones).
As for not being able to light up your tires in Colorado, I've been there, done that. I lived there for 4 years, and for the last 1.5 of that time, I had my car out there. It was a total dog at elevation (about 6000-7000 feet where I lived). I ran a 1/4 mile with a G-tech, and it was registering about a mid-14 second time for me. **** slow, but still faster than a lot of the cars out there (except for the turboed ones).