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Thread: Bill's GTO wheels are here
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07-03-2005 #41
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8" time to go off roading.
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07-03-2005 #42
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that thing is just gonna be siiiiicckkk!!!
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07-03-2005 #43
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Bill & Frank,
Those wheels look great under there!!
P.S. If they feel the same as 335/18s, to get a rough idea of weight, my 335s weighed 32lbs a piece according to UPS.
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32lbs for the tires. What do you suppose the wheels weigh?
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I will weight them today.
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I'd guess 30-35lbs? The whole combo is probably around 65-70lbs or so. I'm actually interested in the weight of the wheels myself, as compared to an 18x12 with 335s. Let us know what you come up with, Frank. Originally Posted by andrewb70
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Interesting, they are 1LB lighter then the 335 /18s on rims. I thought it is the Forgeline wheels but tlooking at the tire weights on Tire Rack, it says the tire are 30LBS for the 345 / 20s and 32LBS for the 335 / 18s.
Total weight is 65LBS
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I know, I know, before someone starts, this is probably too heavy for a true protouring car. Guess what though, it is lighter than the a/c and all it's associated parts.
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Man Bill, that car is SOOOOO not Pro-Touring now. *Runs and hides*
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