July 25, 201610 yr #101 My ute is shockwave so think ill be getting those rims... they will look pretty good imo. Prepare the lube for pricing. Since the Aussie dollar went to sh*t against the JPY, new wheel prices have gone high :-/Are the SA67s still in production Aidan? Or an old modelLol at shockwave peel
July 25, 201610 yr #102 Author Yeh you you might want to sit down, $387 US each and a 12W lead time. that's $517 each in Aussie talk plus postage, plus another 200 bucks for centre caps. You can still get them, but not in that color. Custom bro, just like full Haltech exhaust systems
July 25, 201610 yr #103 Hahaha crunny funts, cars getting a re-spray when the heart transplant happen
July 25, 201610 yr #104 What they weigh anyway dude? I get off on light wheel weights... even though I have never driven on a circuit. Back in the day I was keen on some 7kg jobbies. Even willing to put up with having an even number of spokes!
July 25, 201610 yr #105 Author They say bout the 8kg mark, in perspective I could carry 2 of these to the 1 of my cast GT rims. This has been the biggest weight saving on the car so far haha
July 25, 201610 yr #106 I had to but a second set of 57DR's. My first set blew away in a stiff breeze
July 25, 201610 yr #108 That's at the pretty sharp end of things, very nice. What do those 19" Hiros weigh anyway as a rough comparison Ralph?
July 25, 201610 yr #109 Surprisingly when I bought the GT-P wheel I wieghed them. Front's were near on identical wieght (10kg ish?) and rears where only .5kg heavier which aint much when you consider the extra width of the rim and tire. BTW they are 5 spokes and for sale Steve.....
July 25, 201610 yr #110 Yeah I saw but 19's = worse ride and more exxy tyres. Would really make cleaning the brakes a joy though!
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