popped into my local Nova n Strobe emporium on he way home from work
Apart from a thousand neon lamps etc
they have a huge selection of wheels...
Now, most of the skip cap brigade want 16,17,18 inch rims, so they have lots of 15 " rims on sale
Including a set of 15" TSW rims, complete with decent Yoko 195,45,15 rubber
Set of four, fitted, balanced etc etc 250.00
Which seems pretty good..
Only thing i wasnt sure of... how heavy are TSW? how heavy is an average wheel?
the bloke in the shop had no idea, no specs sheet etc- never been asked before!!
So- anyone out there know about wheels??

Here's an index of wheel weights, very interesting:

http://www.wheelweights.net/

TSWs are a little heavier than average, but skewing the bottom of the range are some very pricy ringers that cost 8-10 times what you've been quoted.

That sounds like a great deal.

Pete

More importantly, do they have the offset and rim width you want ?

Snatch their hands off at that price for Yoko's and wheels !!

could somebody download it and maybe email me it? i can open it when i have the pdf, just isnt initialising properly using a link, for some reason

would be much appreciated !!!

Right click on link and select 'Save Target As...'

Saving the target's not available with the buttons used on the site...

You could try updating your Acrobat:

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html

Or, I'd be glad to send you a copy (size sort?) but you don't list your e-mail. if you send me an e-mail I could return the file, but I won't be around too long this morning.

Pete

[Edited on 25/9/03 by pbura]

Get 'em from the horses

Right click and save as:

Alpha: http://www.wheelweights.net/wheels.pdf
Size: http://www.wheelweights.net/wheels2.pdf
Weight: http://www.wheelweights.net/wheels3.pdf


Cheers
- Greg H

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Get 'em from the horses

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Forget the 15" wheels. o for 13" and Yoko A21R or A32R tyres 185x60 should do the trick

Is this a newly installed version of acrobat? If so, this may help> open the acrobat program directly (don't just click on the wheel dbase file). You'll get asked to agree to the terms/ condition of use. Once you've agreed to these terms you should be able to open files.

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Originally posted by Jumpy Guy
could somebody download it and maybe email me it? i can open it when i have the pdf, just isnt initialising properly using a link, for some reason

would be much appreciated !!!

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