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Going from 19" 335 down to 18" 285.....

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I have a widebody kit on my car which allowed me to put on huge tires on both the front and rear of my car. Recently I was in an accident which damaged my rear rimss and decided to go down to 18" again because I had 18"s on the car for awhile and noticed a huge difference in acceeration. My 19" 3-Piece HRE's are 335 rear 245 front My 18" Techart One piece Daytonas are 235 front 285 rear How much weight savings do you think I'll get with the change. Anyone have a clue??

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Thanks man. I think my tire widths are 13 inches rear and eight or nine inches in the front. The tires I use or Pirelli P-Zeros. The rims are the 547's. The other rims are Techart Daytonas.(On the techart website they are called formula gt design) The specs are 18" 8.5 front 225 tires. And 10.5 rear 295 tires. Thanks for offering to help with the research...

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