Are there any ITR owners running these wheels? I want to buy a set but a friend tells me that these wheels are not that strong (though they are forged) and can bend easily for street use....any comments? As well, does anyone know how is "sprint hart" related to "racing hart"? Thanks!

 

Sprint Hart = Racing Hart.

Take care on the streets and you will be fine... They are strong enough. Use them for 1 year on street and track

 

i second that!!!

 

Great wheels !!! But with any light wheel watch the pot holes

 

you'd be fine just make sure that your tire pressure isn't low or else you might end up bending them. I have them and already bent the lip from going over really bad railroad tracks other than that they're pretty strong .

judd

 

My 17" racing hart's are fine till now!

No probs whatso ever even on the track.

 

I've had my 16" CP-035s for 2 years now, and these are on my 3000 lbs Prelude. I have no problem whatsoever. Very nice rims!

 

Thanks for the feedback guys! How much do these wheels retail for (15 inch)? Got a site with pricing on them?

 

15x6" CP-035's run something in the $400 range *I think*. They are one of, if not THE lightest 15" wheel on the planet, coming in at 7.9 lbs. Or is that the CP-035R? Is there a difference?

 

I thought CP-035R was just "polished."


[Modified by dom93hatch, 6:34 PM 3/27/2003]

 

you euro dudes go on a track without helmets?

 

I dont think that they required them on that track beacuse it was a road course or something like that, somebody asked that before.

 

nah those can be had at under $300 each at many spots.
SICK wheels too

 

Someone is having fun, good looking R

 

nice pic! where is that taken btw?




[Modified by Soup ****, 12:17 AM 3/28/2003]

 

Yes we do.... helmets are for grannies..

It`s a german racetrack (Nürburgring). It´s got official road status so everybody can scream down there without helmet. Those are the "tourist-driver days".
Racecars, streetcars, bikes, busses, family cars, trucks... all on track (22km) at the samt time.. (We are drunk all day long so nobody cares if somebody dies in a crash).

But during official races we follow the FIA rules...

 

QUOTE: "Yes we do.... helmets are for grannies..

It`s a german racetrack (Nürburgring). It´s got official road status so everybody can scream down there without helmet. Those are the "tourist-driver days".
Racecars, streetcars, bikes, busses, family cars, trucks... all on track (22km) at the samt time.. (We are drunk all day long so nobody cares if somebody dies in a crash)."


German humour.... I thought that was an oxymoron...

 

Heeeey! I'm not German!!!

I drive my ITR with wooden shoes! Yes, I'm dutch!!



[Modified by gaskleppie, 4:55 PM 3/28/2003]

 

Doesn`t matter... The dutch are drunk all day long also.....

 

Look kinda like Birkenstock Boston's, Only wooden

 

Bullsnips,I hit the worst pothole ever in Philly with my CP's,you know the kind when it sounds like your car went so far down in the pothole that your axles hit. I was screaming bloody murder and pulled off to the side of the street,scared to look,no damage at all I give them a huge for strength. They survived almost 2 years on the streets surounding Philadelphia and that is not an easy task,ask anyone who's ever been unfortunate enough to drive them. Not to mention "winning gold" is the most unique color I've ever seen on a wheel.

 

what size are you running obee?

 

i may not be an itr owner, but i absolutely love these wheels, no problems here, have 16" wg on my dc2 and 15"cw on my ej1

 

there is a used set available in http://www.aj-racing.com used section