Originally Posted by letsgetthisdone

It's cool. Just spend what your cars worth on a few round things.

Originally Posted by dave_evolvix

Whether or not it was paid, it seemed that all of the content was provided by the manufacturer. I wasn't left feeling confident that MotoIQ independently verified the information presented. A small disclosure about the data sources, what promotional value/incentives were or were not provided described early in the article would worked wonders. Let's be honest, but in today's world we are all very skeptical of the incentives behind all publications.

As for the wheels, I'd love to see what 18x9 and 18x10.5 sizes weigh.

Random question.. but the GT350R wheels, these are 5x114.3? 19x11?

Originally Posted by Dallas J

Heh, I am in the market for some 18x12s, something tells me I'll be forced to stick with traditional wheels with my budget considering I need 2 sets.

Originally Posted by ayoustin

18x12? You'd better not be running skinny *** 315s on those and get some proper 335s if that's true

My buddy just made that leap this past year in his ESP car hehe:

Originally Posted by Dallas J

Baby steps! His build is pretty rad tho, been watching that a bit. But just the baby 315s on 12s as a step from 285s on 10.5s. Thats gonna be hard enough to get on the car and keep it low. Still working on how much can I even cut the fender for clearance. And then do I pay someone to cut them and get it done right or just hack it myself? And what over fenders do I run... I should make a thread to get help from those that have already been down that route.

Originally Posted by stuntman

It wasn't paid and there are a few charts and figures that were not provided by Carbon Revolution. A lot of the justification was in the track test, which was 3rd party tested and organized. GT350 are 19x11 and 19x11.5 5x114.3

Originally Posted by Butt Dyno

Who are you and what is your connection to this company?

Originally Posted by kaj

You are forgetting how stiff they are.

Originally Posted by letsgetthisdone

That's what she said?

Originally Posted by codgi

Glad other folks thought it read like an infomercial cause it sure did to me . I am glad that part of the testing methodology and data were presented since it allowed both of those to be analyzed. Analyzing both would give those who understand how to properly setup an unbiased test lots of cause for concern. I don't doubt that these may help. Just not certain that the "testing" done in this article can be used to justify it.