looking for good 17x9 light weight wheel!
Wedsport make rims in the same size and same offset but not as light ...
SA70 and SA90
From the research I have done the FN01R-C seems to be the best bang for buck and is light to boot
SA70 and SA90
From the research I have done the FN01R-C seems to be the best bang for buck and is light to boot
Originally Posted by DaWorstPlaya
Wedsport make rims in the same size and same offset but not as light ...
SA70 and SA90
From the research I have done the FN01R-C seems to be the best bang for buck and is light to boot
SA70 and SA90
From the research I have done the FN01R-C seems to be the best bang for buck and is light to boot

I like my Weds SA-90's and the fact that I don't lose sleep worrying about replacing one of them if I hit a pothole. Regardless, here are some excellent forged options:
Monster Sport MS (17x9 +35mm) -- 15.21 lbs

Buddy Club P-1 Racing QF (17x9 +35) -- 14.45 lbs


Monster Sport MS (17x9 +35mm) -- 15.21 lbs

Buddy Club P-1 Racing QF (17x9 +35) -- 14.45 lbs


Advan RS
http://www.gruppe-s.com/Advan/advan_evo.htm
as a reference that the 5zigens FN01R-C are 19lbs as measured on my bathroom scale. I did this search a couple of months ago, felt they were the best deal.
http://www.gruppe-s.com/Advan/advan_evo.htm
as a reference that the 5zigens FN01R-C are 19lbs as measured on my bathroom scale. I did this search a couple of months ago, felt they were the best deal.
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[QUOTE=speedomodel]I like my Weds SA-90's and the fact that I don't lose sleep worrying about replacing one of them if I hit a pothole. Regardless, here are some excellent forged options:
Monster Sport MS (17x9 +35mm) -- 15.21 lbs

wow these might be the ticket!!! where can I get a set?? those the only colors they come in??
Monster Sport MS (17x9 +35mm) -- 15.21 lbs

wow these might be the ticket!!! where can I get a set?? those the only colors they come in??
"money talks bulls**t walks"... it all depends on how much you want to spend, and what your purpose is. the choice wheel for trackies out here on the westside is the enkei. strong but yet cost effective @ 1000.00- 1200.00 USD (no pesos). price does vary between sizes, but watchout for enkei rpf1 i've read they they flex at a certain size. i think at 17x9.5.
if you want bling, then its all about the money. i've got volks ce28n 17x9 mercury silver sitting in their boxes. i was going to use them for tracking but just to expensive to replace at the moment. i think their about 16lbs ea. paid 1800.00 bucks delivered to the door back in '04. i wouldn't buy these today. somebody went wacky on prices or to much saki.
the buddy's are nice.
if you want bling, then its all about the money. i've got volks ce28n 17x9 mercury silver sitting in their boxes. i was going to use them for tracking but just to expensive to replace at the moment. i think their about 16lbs ea. paid 1800.00 bucks delivered to the door back in '04. i wouldn't buy these today. somebody went wacky on prices or to much saki.
the buddy's are nice.
Last edited by evoone; May 10, 2006 at 06:06 PM.
Originally Posted by gonzstarr
the rpf-1 from enkei is very light and fairly priced...i think the 17x9.5 was like 16 or 17 lbs...
Originally Posted by speedomodel

i'm sure bulletproof has them. they're strong light and hard to replace when broken. if you do any motorsports with your car or even live in areas where road hazards are a possibility i don't recommend running rare wheels.


