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weight of wheels
Ok sad as i am i went and weighed a jconcepts rear wheel and a proline rear wheel. The jc one weighed 17 grams. The proline 21 grams.
Does this make any difference to the way the car handles? Like rotating mass or something? Ben
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Homo
 The Pro-Line wheel was probibly Yellow - They are "Phat" making them heavier..
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05-08-2008
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any unsprung weight is bad for the car, so to answer your question Ben yes
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05-08-2008
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But you wont notice it.
Just to confirm what Gary said Now go and buy a touring car if your going to carry on doing crap like that
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Yeh, the weight of the wheels makes a difference. So, try cutting all the spikes off the tyres, cut the ribs off the inside, don't use glue and drill holes in your inserts. Proper dialled.
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