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17" Volk TE37 Bronze
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Poll: 17" TE37 vs. 18" SSR Comps
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Ok, my friend wants to trade me wheels
Curretnly on my car:
![](http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b192/vinnyqh/P1010167.jpg)
What he wants to trade me:
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SSR wheel sizes: 18x8.5 +42 18x9.5 +37
Volk TE37 sizes: 17x8 +40 17x9.5 +40
what do you guys think?
Curretnly on my car:
![](http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b192/vinnyqh/P1010167.jpg)
What he wants to trade me:
SSR wheel sizes: 18x8.5 +42 18x9.5 +37
Volk TE37 sizes: 17x8 +40 17x9.5 +40
what do you guys think?
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i would take the Volk since 17s are much lighter overall due to the tires weight itself. if you're gonna be doing spirited driving te-37 is the best choice imo.
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Originally Posted by Luv Da Lex
i would take the Volk since 17s are much lighter overall due to the tires weight itself. if you're gonna be doing spirited driving te-37 is the best choice imo.
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However, if your going to run with a busier intricate design with rivets, go with 19". Aesthetically, 19" would give you the most porportional look for our cars. Heck, the M3s come stock with 19"
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How many times have we debated about wheel sizes Mike? ![Stick Out Tongue](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/tongue.gif)
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SSR all the way. The SSR Type-C/Competition is probably one of the lightest wheels currently available for a reasonable amount of money.
Lotus Elise has extremely light wheels straight from the factory...but many owners switch to the SSR Comps because they are even lighter. The styling of the wheel doesnt fit the SC very well, but for sports use/function, it's the way to go.
The weight difference between Volk TE37's 17" and SSR Comp 18"s may be a moot point, as they are very similar in weight, despite the size difference.
SSR Competitions actually weigh LESS than TE37s when comparing same sizes. Contrary to popular belief, and the stuff magazines like Super Street feed to people....TE37's are *not* the lightest wheels around.
Old school SSR for the win
Lotus Elise has extremely light wheels straight from the factory...but many owners switch to the SSR Comps because they are even lighter. The styling of the wheel doesnt fit the SC very well, but for sports use/function, it's the way to go.
The weight difference between Volk TE37's 17" and SSR Comp 18"s may be a moot point, as they are very similar in weight, despite the size difference.
SSR Competitions actually weigh LESS than TE37s when comparing same sizes. Contrary to popular belief, and the stuff magazines like Super Street feed to people....TE37's are *not* the lightest wheels around.
Old school SSR for the win