1st Gen CRX Si Wheels: Weight & Cost?
Re: 1st Gen CRX Si Wheels: Weight & Cost? (eric.ws.anderson)
Probably are worth a bit more than a good set of steelies. Personally if I found a set of 4 "phone dials" in mint condition i'd pay no more that 150-175$ if I really wanted them
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Re: 1st Gen CRX Si Wheels: Weight & Cost? (eric.ws.anderson)
they are heavy
i have some sitting in the garage without tires, i'll weigh them tommorrow (at fiance's for the night).
they are for sale also. polished lip, and gunmetal centers.
i have some sitting in the garage without tires, i'll weigh them tommorrow (at fiance's for the night).
they are for sale also. polished lip, and gunmetal centers.
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Re: 1st Gen CRX Si Wheels: Weight & Cost? (Skunk.Werkz)
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actualy they look more like a button.
actualy they look more like a button.
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An average condition set on a first gen board goes for $50-100. If they're minty or reconditioned, you can get a stock purist to pay more.
And they are heavy, lots of metal...basically a solid face with 4 holes punched out. The concensus at Redpepper is 16-17lbs.
And they are heavy, lots of metal...basically a solid face with 4 holes punched out. The concensus at Redpepper is 16-17lbs.
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Re: (davens)
bathroom scale says its just under 16; 15.5 at the least, 15.8 at the most
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And they are heavy, lots of metal...basically a solid face with 4 holes punched out. The concensus at Redpepper is 16-17lbs.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's what makes them nice for autocross...
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And they are heavy, lots of metal...basically a solid face with 4 holes punched out. The concensus at Redpepper is 16-17lbs.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's what makes them nice for autocross...
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85 Si wheels are 12.2 lbs, and the factory optional "10-spoke" are 11.4 lbs.
Both are 13's though, and I think the 86-87 Si are 14".
I just sold a set of the 10-spokes for $20 with tires on 2 of them.
Both are 13's though, and I think the 86-87 Si are 14".
I just sold a set of the 10-spokes for $20 with tires on 2 of them.
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