How much lighter are the Lightweight 5 spoke wheels than a Turbo twist?
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YOUR RESEARCHLightweight 5 spoke wheels
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if you have a 99, odds are you have solid spoke wheels, if that is the case: Turbo Look I wheels: 7.5" x 18" = 24.91 lbs. 10" x 18" = 29.32 lbs. 18" Carrera wheels: 8" x 18" = 20.50 lbs. 10" x 18" = 22.70 lbs. If you have hollow spoke wheels, the weight difference is negligible...
Thanks 01 C4 Cab NYC. Yes they are solids.
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