22" rims
RE: 22" rims
you parasitic loss will increase as well as a decrease in aero dyamics and handling
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Re: RE: 22" rims
the aerodynamics and handling will all be based on the shape of the wheel and width/offset etc., but parasitic loss could definitely be quite a bit depending on weight.jsracer wrote:you parasitic loss will increase as well as a decrease in aero dyamics and handling
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RE: Re: RE: 22" rims
Yes but if you raise your car up this will let more air underneath the car..true?
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RE: Re: RE: 22" rims
Correct, although, Rabbit did not mention whether or not suspension was also installed. For all we know, this thing could be sitting on the ground, lol.
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RE: Re: RE: 22" rims
its got 22" Liquid metal chrome rims with coil over supspension so it setting low i dont know the exact weight of the rims but i know they are heavy..i know i have lost alot of power with these but even so with the new trinity system it will still light them big wheels up like nothing 
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Re: RE: Re: RE: 22" rims
i figuredrabbit79 wrote:its got 22" Liquid metal chrome rims with coil over supspension so it setting low
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