OZ or AMG? , and Anyone know how much AMG style 6 weight?
12-13-2011, 07:51 PM
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OZ or AMG? , and Anyone know how much AMG style 6 weight?
I am planning to change the wheel for my W204. I do hesitate about OZ racing Ultraleggera 18X8" which weight = 8.4 KG:wheel and AMG style 6 or 5 Spoke (like C63AMG), 18X8". I can't find exact weight for AMG. But I guess it might heavier than OZ racing.
Anyone can provide me an information on AMG style 6 weight? I found only 17" available which around 12 KG.
So, If I change to OZ instead of AMG, is there any advantage of AMG over OZ?
I think , the lighter wheel make the car accelerate faster. However, my friend said benz should be with AMG which make me uncertainty on this.
Anyone can provide me an information on AMG style 6 weight? I found only 17" available which around 12 KG.
So, If I change to OZ instead of AMG, is there any advantage of AMG over OZ?
I think , the lighter wheel make the car accelerate faster. However, my friend said benz should be with AMG which make me uncertainty on this.
12-13-2011, 08:09 PM
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OZ Racing rims are great. I have seen them on the Aston Martin race car and my friends Ferrari. Some AMG rims are manufactured by Borbet. They are OK, but I wouldn't say they are a high-end rim.
12-14-2011, 05:17 AM
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Looking to do the same as well, I noticed the OZ Ultraleggera rims after looking at the images of the Edo Competition C63, which I thought just matches beautifully!
To answer your question though, referring to this :https://mbworld.org/forums/wheels-ti...ke-wheels.html
The AMG 5-spoke rim weighs 50lbs with Pirelli tyres installed, which would be about 22kg according to google, though correct me if i'm wrong.
To answer your question though, referring to this :https://mbworld.org/forums/wheels-ti...ke-wheels.html
The AMG 5-spoke rim weighs 50lbs with Pirelli tyres installed, which would be about 22kg according to google, though correct me if i'm wrong.
12-14-2011, 10:11 PM
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