these any good

[blueiondubv]

http://www.gravanatuning.com/applicatio ... _Set_of_4_

[JazzyJeff]

*moved to suspension*

[ProDarwin]

They dont list a weight? Odd.

[Plastic Fury]

They dont list a weight? Odd.

They're "LIGHTWEIGHT" lol, you just gotta take their word for it!!!

[Budman]

I hate when companies advertise that kind of crap and then don't display what they advertise. Sounds like BS to me. IMO lightweight means under 12 lbs for that size wheel. Personally I think you'd like a 7" wide wheel better so you could install a wider tire.

[GTI]

I hate when companies advertise that kind of crap and then don't display what they advertise. Sounds like BS to me. IMO lightweight means under 12 lbs for that size wheel. Personally I think you'd like a 7" wide wheel better so you could install a wider tire.

Lightweight usually means if they weigh less in pounds then their measurement in diameter. i.e. 17 inch rims should weigh only about 17-18 pounds, where as you can find 17 inch rims that weigh 22 pounds, but are still expensive. If they are 15 inch "lightweight" wheels, and seeing how they are FN01R-C rip offs, they are probably 15lbs for 15 inches.

[vms150]

You might have to remove the center caps cause they are pretty shallow and they will probably hit on the front hubs. All Rota's have that problem too.

[sl1budgettuner]

I would deffinitely get some 15X7"s if i were you. Allows for wider tire...which is a larger contact patch....ya know [img]{SMILIES_PATH}/wink.gif[/img]

[saturnspeed_12]

you should go with a 7" wide rim






















okay i had to [img]{SMILIES_PATH}/lol.gif[/img] . now lightweight ive seen being advertised as 22lbs and lower (from 17" smaller rims). but like said before, never take word for "lightweight" because its all in what they think is lightweight.