Im looking at geting the Axis Maglit wheels what dose every body think about them. I don't think i have seen them on a 4g hb so i don't know. I was going to get the rota slipstrems but evry body and there mom has them. One more thing are 185/60/14 the same size as 195/50/15.

Thanks

i have no idea how to post a pic so here is the web site http://wheelmax.com/Wheels/Axis/axis.htm


[Modified by EFrollingout, 9:05 PM 10/4/2002]

 

I like them. Check with Exospeed, they have a good deal on them.

 

yes theyr'e the same size.

i really like those rims too. i'd like to seem them on a 4g as well.

 

Short answer yes,long answer no. They r close but not exact. I will tell you the formula to finding the rolling circumfrence to a wheel (although I have posted this before).
rolling circumfrence(RC) is the width of your tire(w)+ the profile of the tire(p)twice+ the rim size (r) all times PI. So the equasion short handed is;
RC= (w+2p+r)x3.14
there are 25.1 mm in an inch but for ease of calculation most ppl just use 25.
so your W (185mm) is 7.4 in etc etc.
Your total equasion for the 14"s is 7.4+2(4.44)+14=30.28 x 3.14= 95.0792
your total equasion for the 15"s is 7.8+2(3.9)+15=30.6 x 3.14= 96.084
so you see there is over an inch of difference which can be enough to make ur speedo off and change your final drive slightly. A deviation of an inch isnt bad but you might be able to do better, just play around with the numbers a little. try to stay as close to stock tire diameter specs of the engine as possible. I like those tires though i was pondering them myself.

 

wtf is all that ****?!
this is the equation most people use:

section width (divided by) 25 {for millimeters} (times) sidewall height {in percentage} (times) 2 (plus) wheel size

for example...
-185/60/14...185 / 25 * 0.60 * 2 + 14 = 22.88 inches
-195/50/15...195 / 25 * 0.50 * 2 + 15 = 22.8 inches