running big rims

juniort444e · Sep 29, 2011

If you have 1000hp like me, then you can run any tire or rim combo you want and roast every single combo out there. Lol

I have ran a 33in tire on my 16x10, 35in with 16x10 and a 33 with 20x10. Loved eached combo and didnt notice any difference what so ever. The big difference was that i could take corners with the 20x10 fast as hell where my current 35's on 16's with sway and seem to roll aton.

Jhaddox · Sep 29, 2011

juniort444e said:
If you have 1000hp like me, then you can run any tire or rim combo you want and roast every single combo out there. Lol

Shut up cock bag

juniort444e · Sep 29, 2011

Jhaddox said:
Shut up cock bag

Suck on my up pipe.

smokinstroker · Sep 29, 2011

trying to get an idea for actual power loss due to extra rotational mass or larger diameter rim.

Jhaddox · Sep 29, 2011

smokinstroker said:
trying to get an idea for actual power loss due to extra rotational mass or larger diameter rim.

you wont lose anything...tire size affects it more than anything

I went from my stock wheels tuned etc. and layed down 554 on Dunbars dyno

I put on the 20x12's with the same diameter tire and layed down 560 on a very comparable dyno with similar air conditions

FX4 F2-Fifty · Sep 29, 2011

I've went from 16"s on 33"s to 22"s on 37"s and noticed a huge loss, but thats not really comparing apples to apples. I went from 16/33 combo to 20/33 combo and noticed a little difference on the butt dyno. Then just recently i went from 20/33 to 24/33 and noticed quite a bit of loss. Haven't tried spinning them yet as I'm sure $20 bills will just fly off them.