Bought these rims from wheelmax....

http://www.wheelmax.com/product.asp?ProdId=10825

NEVER AGAIN......Now I know you get what you pay for these beasts are roughly 22 pounds(21 pounds 11 ounces). I should have expected it with them costly roughly $100. I swapped back to steelies cause it was very unbearable it was so slow; mpg was bad....blah blah blah.....anyway I saw this rim on tirerack.com its 17x7 rim; same as my other one but its 14.1 pounds which is a lot lighter. My question is I have the money but is it worth it and will it feel like i had stock wheels minus the better handling?

Size Selected: 17x7
Price: $199 (each)
Estimated Availability: In Stock
Recommended Tire Size: 205/45-17
Wheel Offset: +36mm
** Lightweight: 14.1 lbs. **


http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Displ...t+Grey+Painted


http://www.tirerack.com/servlet/Call...filterSpecial=
BTW

Stock Wheels/Tires
15"x6" +38 offset / 185/60R15 xB 185/60R15 xA 185/65R15 bB
37 lbs per wheel & tire
Alloy wheel: 16.7 lbs

Is a 36 offset bad as opposed to my previous 40?

PM ME IF YOU WANNA BUY MY OLD RIMS REAL CHEAP ALL 4 FOR $200 OR BEST OFFER...WOULD PREFER NOT TO SHIP HOPEFULLY SOMEONE IN NJ,PA MD AREA

 

36 offset is BETTER. Lower offset, means your wheel will stick out more, which is better.

you won't have any rubbing either.

 

Well, you bought Exel wheels. Simple research could have told you they are a cheap, generic wheel. Looks like youre trying to research your next purchase which is wise. Those Kosei's arent bad for a cheaper more affordable wheel.

 

PMed

 

rims sold