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I kinda thought they were heavy but was looking for something to track with and have more tire choice, and these seem cheap but I think I won't end up happy.
Any wheel suggestions that are priced right? Not cheep but good quality and fair price?
Last edited by bnen911; Jun 3, 2016 at 05:04 PM.
Reason: Rushed it the first time
If you're just running track days why not just stick with what you have on the car? Extra wheels and tires can be a real hassle. I know
If I were starting over i would run street tires on a track car. It's not racing. it's about having fun and switching wheels/tires takes a lot the run out of it.
I have Carrera specific 17" Twists that I use at the track. No spacers.
me too , I have early offset 17" cup 2 knockoffs that fit my SC that I bought off tirerack. . people keep offering to buy them from me , I guess they are NLA
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