OZ TITAN, need advice

[Allen]

Hi all,

 

I need some advice from the bro and sis here, my CL7A is coming soon, thinking of upgrade to 17" rims, thinking of OZ TITAN, anyone using this? can i know the weight of this rims? i know OZ SL is the lightest in OZ family but i couldnt find the weight of OZ TITAN. Thanks in advance.

[Chongsv]

my fren using 16"..is no light at all..try to weight at the tyre shop before u buy..

[Resolutebay]

Selling a set(4) of 15" OZ Superleggera, silver colour, for $200 only. comes in michelin tyres if u want my rubber too. gotta sell quick coz scrapping me car soon.

pls sms me at 96182567 Rick

[Crv2004]

How many holes and the PCD ????

[Adrianlim13]

dont get the titans... bloody heavy. I was using the 16" it was but still like the design though

[Crv2004]

The looks is

 

But the weight is

 

 

Use this rim looks

 

 

Pickup

[Sevenz]

Titans is super heavy. Forget it bro....

 

Get a CE28N replica much lighter! Or buddyclub P1 rims.

[Allen]

hi,

 

i went to pxx xxxg and they say titan 17' is around 9kg and my stock 15" rims is around 8+kg, so i guess weight wise it is roughly the same. i need strong rims coz i travel to m'sia often and i am a s**ker for 7 spooks rims. any to recommend?

[Silver_blade]

Agree with the comments that Titan is very heavy. I'm among the 1st to use it (17") since late 2001/2002 and I can tell you that it is indeed very heavy. It is telling from the start....slow pick-up. But the thing i like about it is the design...but there are now other rims with similar design but lighter.

 

In any case, it's wrong to think that heavy rim will not warp if you drive over potholes at high speed. Even the ultra heavy momo rim warp in such situation.

Edited October 24, 2005 by Silver_blade

[Allen]

any similar rims to recommend? i have been searching on the net but cant really find anything similar.

[Silver_blade]

I think SSW and RM have rims which looks similar to the Titan.

[Sevenz]

Spoon, CE28N and buddy club P1 replicas are quite light. Check them out, quite affordable also, rather than forged.