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PostPosted: Sun Jun 18, 2006 11:18 pm 
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Please all post your wheel dimensions & WEIGHTS, Please also add your tyre size and weight. We will compile a list of teh rim & tyre weights for peeps to compare. ALL TYRE WEIGHTS MUST BE AS NEW TO ALLOW COMPARISON.

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Size: 17 x 7.5 +35 offset (I think)
Weight without tire: (Unknown at the moment)
Weight with tyre: (Unknown at the moment)

Brand: OZ
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Size: 18 x 8 +35 offset
Weight without tire: 12.8Kg
Weight with tyre: (Unknown at the moment)

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 6:14 pm 
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Excellent info...keep it coming ladies and gents :)

It will be very interesting to see how much a 15" or 16" set up (less metal more rubber) compares weight wise to a 17" or 18" set up (more metal less rubber).

I guess what I am saying is keeping the rolling radius the same what will weigh more and by how much, big alloys with low pro rubber or small alloys with high pro rubber?

Has anyone got any magnesium alloys :twisted:

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there seems to be a massive jump in weight from 17" to 18" rim .Will be nice to cut through the usual guff that is said about wheel weights.

Anyone have Stock St185 & ST205 wheels with either brand new rubber or no rubber at all??

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 8:59 am 
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I'll ask Mysh to stick mine on the scales when they go in next week but i'm sure my 17's are not far off the 18's weight wise :roll:

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Oz superleggera 8x18 wheel only 8.2 KG
OZ superleggera 8x17 wheel only 7.5KG
Compomotive MO 7.5x17 wheel only 10.4 iirc

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PostPosted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 4:53 pm 
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Compomotive MO 7.5x17 wheel only 10.4 iirc


JP, you got one that size in a box, get it on the scales mate..... :lol:

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Diceman :)

These are different weight figures (for the same wheels) than the ones you pm'd me a week or two back lol

Which do you want me to record?

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I'm trying to look at the wheel weights data recorded on this website www.wheelweights.net the only links that work for me are 'Wheel Technology' are 'Eunos/Miata Links'...Is it just me being a spud or is it the same for all of us?

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ST185 Standard rims - 9.4kgs
Avalini 7.5x18 rims - 11kgs (generic Khan 5 spoke replicas)

205/50 R15 BFG Profilers - 7.6kgs (3-4mm tread)
205/55 Avon ZZ3 - 8.3kgs (3-4mm tread)
205/55 Pirelli P7000 - 8.6kgs (5-6mm tread)

The tyres weights arent as new but the overwhelming factor in tyre weight is not the tread, rather the steel belting construction. Thus from the above you can see the large difference between the 50 profile and 55 profile. The 300g difference in the Avons vs Pirelli's will be down to construction in part and tread depth in part. As the area of the sidewall is a square of its height, small changes in sidewall height have a larger effect than small changes in width with regards to weight.


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Thanks, great info there emicen :)

Can you tell me the size of a standard 185 alloy (15" x 7"?)...and were all the tyres you weighed 15 inchers?

The list is starting to 'fatten out' and might soon be worth linking to lol

Keep it coming ladies and gents

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All working for me m8 on wheelweights.net

erghh teh pm ones are correct - teh posted ones were from memory!! sorry

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rhino wrote:
Thanks, great info there emicen :)

Can you tell me the size of a standard 185 alloy (15" x 7"?)...and were all the tyres you weighed 15 inchers?

The list is starting to 'fatten out' and might soon be worth linking to lol

Keep it coming ladies and gents


All the tyres were 15's, I have more in the garage but they are completely gubbed (zero centre tread etc) so discounted them.

I believe the standard 185 rims are 6.5 x 15 but I'm not actually sure. (going out to the garage in 5 mins and have a ruler out there, I'll let you know :lol: )

Bit frustrated at the moment actually, I weighed a standard set of ST205 3 spokes with their specified tyre size when I had some on loan and I'll be damned if I can find the bit of paper with then info on it.


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Size: 18 x 8, 35 offset
Weight without tyre: Unknown
Weight with tyre: 22kg Nankang NSII 225/40/18

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