Agreed - good quality wheels are both light & strong. My 16" Borbets are
much lighter than my 15" cheapies. They don't bend either.
S/
Euan Wotherspoon
Assoc. Technical Analyst

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        -----Original Message-----
        From:   alpacino [SMTP:[email protected]]
        Sent:   Friday, January 28, 2000 12:36 PM
        To:     [email protected]; [email protected]
        Subject:        Re: (no subject)

        bent rims come with poor quality....get a 17" bbs and i promise you
have
        less unsprung weight than a stock g60 wheel for instance and some
other 15's
        .....bbs are light and strong ...you can have both if youre willing
to pay
        for the workmanship. ive seen alot of vw stock wheels 15" bend
easy..just
        depends
        -----Original Message-----
        From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
        To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
        Date: Thursday, January 27, 2000 4:26 PM
        Subject: Re: (no subject)


        >In a message dated 1/27/2000 7:14:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,
        >[email protected] writes:
        >
        ><< 15s or 16's. It's really hard to find a proper sized 205 tire
smaller
        > than 15. And, most people would agree with me here: 17's are too
big
        > and heavy (for an A2) unless you're putting out a LOT of power.
IMHO
        > 15" wheels with 205/50 (or 195/50) are the best idea. If you
really
        > want the 'big wheel' look and don't mind spending more money,
        > consider 16", but realize the drawbacks (extra cost, unsprung
weight,
        > rotational mass, and rolling radius). 17" wheels exacerbate these
        > problems and are just for show unless you have a modded VR6 or
turbo
        > 16V under the hood to spin them! >>
        >id agree with that sentiment, a 17 is a BIG wheel to fit under an
A2, id
        >stick with 16s if your going for the low-pro look, 15s if you want
better
        >performance with decent looks too, 17"+ wheels are very popular,
but whats
        >popularity if your spending 200 dollars a month to replace bent
rims...but
        >thats just my opinion
        >-Mike
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