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they usually don't but as people order them they record the weights like some of the vendors on here do.
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The signature setup is right around 20-22lbs respectively front and rear. For the price range and the quality you get it's Top notch. The OZ wheels will weigh more once you do the correct offsets as others have stated. They are also ugly.
 

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The signature setup is right around 20-22lbs respectively front and rear. For the price range and the quality you get it's Top notch. The OZ wheels will weigh more once you do the correct offsets as others have stated. They are also ugly.
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Forgelines were similar weight in correct offset - awesome for track days!
THey are awesome for everything! Love my set.
 

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The signature setup is right around 20-22lbs respectively front and rear. For the price range and the quality you get it's Top notch. The OZ wheels will weigh more once you do the correct offsets as others have stated. They are also ugly.
Sheesh. How do you really feel?
 

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These right here are the way to Go IMO

Forgeline GS1R Wheels (I have done a number of sets for members here you can ask them including GT350's set)


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Nice but those are not as light as the OZ ones.
So you think lighter is better? So strength means nothing to you? I'd love to see these on a track car!
Good luck with that. Buy forgelines.
 

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One thing to consider is having a light yet strong wheel that has a decent amount of spokes to spread the load across the wheel.
 
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So you think lighter is better? So strength means nothing to you? I'd love to see these on a track car!
Good luck with that. Buy forgelines.
Who said anything temotely close to that! If I would have trully thought like that I would have gotten myself a cardboard rim and use that! Ffs!

But to trully answer your question yes I think lighter is better all other things bein equal or better still. for example CF RIMS are lighter and stronger than alloys so that is a win win.
 

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Who said anything temotely close to that! If I would have trully thought like that I would have gotten myself a cardboard rim and use that! Ffs!

But to trully answer your question yes I think lighter is better all other things bein equal or better still. for example CF RIMS are lighter and stronger than alloys so that is a win win.
Yes but their also 16k so a budgetwise investment is always good to look into.

CF Wheels are 18 lbs

Forgeline wheels are 21.3 lbs yes their 3.3 lbs more but also wheels that have been utilized for track usage thus showing their strength and quality as well.
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