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      07-15-2013, 01:07 AM   #23
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But I have a feeling in the pit of my stomach, youll manage to spin the PSS as well :P, 10mm difference isn't make or break and seeing how you have a LSD and lockdown kit...I may be very well screwed come September LOL.

Gonna have to get super wide body kit and stuff 335s like creaminz rofl.
are you saying PSS 295's are 10MM wider than Nitto 295's?
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Nah, I was saying 295 PSS are 10mm wider than 285 PSS, and you said you spin 285 PSS, haha.
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Nah, I was saying 295 PSS are 10mm wider than 285 PSS, and you said you spin 285 PSS, haha.
The strange thing is I spun 285 PSS but 295 Nitto not as bad, but the 295 Nitto are on very heavy 20" concept 1 rims and the new 295 PSS I am getting will be on MORR VS8.2 wich are a 19" rim and a lot lighter.
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Rotational inertia! I do think with lighter wheels you spin more just based on simple logic alone. Imagine moving a very heavy rock, its not gonna move very easily. I had my 295s mounted on AG 359s so it was 52lbs per rear wheel! Shit did not spin due to the mass. Now with my lightweight 18s and 275, its 42lbs per rear wheel. 20lbs rotational mass lighter just in the rear. It's a bit scary how much weight I lost.

MORR v8.2 is sexy....if I ever go back to 19s, that'll be my bet too.
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Rotational inertia! I do think with lighter wheels you spin more just based on simple logic alone. Imagine moving a very heavy rock, its not gonna move very easily. I had my 295s mounted on AG 359s so it was 52lbs per rear wheel! Shit did not spin due to the mass. Now with my lightweight 18s and 275, its 42lbs per rear wheel. 20lbs rotational mass lighter just in the rear. It's a bit scary how much weight I lost.

MORR v8.2 is sexy....if I ever go back to 19s, that'll be my bet too.
my concept ones are in the 70 lb range....I will weigh them. They are heavy POS!
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Holy crap, how do you spin those things?! I thought my setup was beastly heavy....its gonna feel like a new car with the Morr setup! Be prepared for some sideways action!
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Holy crap, how do you spin those things?! I thought my setup was beastly heavy....its gonna feel like a new car with the Morr setup! Be prepared for some sideways action!
Itwill be a change for sure lol!
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Maaaark I was looking at those tyres myself and considering lowering the car in the near future as well. Would you recommend them?
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