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scoobyis2cool

posted on 26/5/04 at 11:49 PM Reply With Quote
TSW Razor weight?

Does anyone know the weight of a 15x6" TSW Razor wheel?

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Pete





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mangogrooveworkshop

posted on 27/5/04 at 12:02 AM Reply With Quote
Ask them the factory is near my oldmans house along the road from the BIRKEN factory

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31-35 Gillitts Road
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Kwa-Zulu Natal
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Postal Address: PO Box 15054
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Telephone: +27 (0)31 701 3638
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scoobyis2cool

posted on 27/5/04 at 07:45 AM Reply With Quote
Hmm I tried to send them an email but it bounced back, I'll see if I can find another one...

Pete





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stressy

posted on 27/5/04 at 11:30 AM Reply With Quote
Nearly?

We weighed a 15 x 6 tsw blade wheels a couple of years ago and its probably similar at around 9kg, i reakon most these types of wheels are between 8 and 10 in that sort of size.
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scoobyis2cool

posted on 27/5/04 at 12:14 PM Reply With Quote
Hi stressy, was that just the wheel on its own? Sounds quite heavy to me considering there isn't much to the wheels, maybe they need to use a more heavy duty material to keep them so thin. I know OZ Superleggeras weigh less than 5kg and they look pretty similar to these but maybe materials makes up for the large weight difference.

Pete

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stressy

posted on 28/5/04 at 07:06 AM Reply With Quote
hi mate,

Yes that was the bare wheel. believe me a 5kg wheel is LIGHT. The tsw i saw in rwd offset have a block of alloy inn the centreabout 2" thick at its maximum and abot 6 inches round. theres abou 2Kg already.

I measeued weights of minilights in 13x6 at just over 5Kg, revolution road wheels, same size, about 7.1Kg, race ones where a lot lighter but cant find remember specifically.

when i was trying to get some reasonable weight wheels i spoke to some common suppliers who told me a XXXX wheel would weight X Kg, however that was the minimum for that design, so, when i found said wheel and weighed it it was 3Kg heavier, why , beacause that was not the offset /fit they issue the weight for!!!!!

I only believe what i can weight. I now have a set of ford RS 4 spokes in mygarage ready for a021r fitment, wheels are about 4.5 KG. (very light)

For your info a very light road wheel and tyre, i.e. acb 10 on a caterham mag wheel probably weights about 10Kg, average road wheel off a mondeo / focus or whatever is gonna be 18-20Kg with tyre, i weighed a friend cossie wheel ( a big silly one) with a tyre at just under 27Kg!!!!!!

Happy hunting mate,

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Chris

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scoobyis2cool

posted on 28/5/04 at 03:27 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks for the help, I've just got back from the Motorshow where i've seen a whole bunch of other wheels I like just to confuse the situation! Plus about 90% of the rally cars on show had OZ Superturismos!

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