Honda says HCH II's wheel weight is proprietary
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Re: Honda says HCH II's wheel weight is proprietary
A weight being proprietary? You should have told her that she might as well tell you because you were going to find out either the easy way or the hard way. I wonder what response that would have generated.
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Re: Honda says HCH II's wheel weight is proprietary
iautobodyparts.com thinks that they are 20 lbs each.
http://shop.iautobodyparts.com/37306...loy_wheel.html
http://shop.iautobodyparts.com/37306...loy_wheel.html
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Re: Honda says HCH II's wheel weight is proprietary
If you want some light weight wheels check out the Kosei K1-TS on Tire rack. I have a set of these 15's on my 92 Saturn SC electric conversion and I shaved 8 lbs of rotating wheel per corner. The 15's are 12.6 lbs each! It made a big difference in acceleration power required. They are a bit wider, but the existing tires should fit just fine.
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