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Old 05-23-2012, 02:44 AM   #1
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OZ Alleggerita HLT on tirerack

Tirerack has wheel fitment for the BRZ now.

Alleggerita HLT Gold 17x7.5 15.4lbs on sale for $279, got my set! Lugs, caps included. Will have my installer guy move tpms over with a little luck. $1162 shipped.

Waiting on my WRB limited... Been a Subaru fan for a long long time.



Size: 17x7.5
Offset: +48mm
Backspacing: 6.14"
Bolt Pattern: 5-100
Rec. Tire Size: 215/45-17
Weight: 15.4lbs.
Finish: Gold Painted
Construction: 1 Pc. Low Pressure Cast/ Shot Peened
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Is it an accurate guess that 1lbs rotating mass saved is like 10lbs overall weight reduction for effective acceleration and stopping? As in these wheels will save me 18lbs=180lbs effective weight drop regarding vehicle dynamics?

(Per: http://www.xcceleration.com/wheel.chart.htm )

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Is it an accurate guess that 1lbs rotating mass saved is like 10lbs overall weight reduction for effective acceleration and stopping? As in these wheels will save me 18lbs=180lbs effective weight drop regarding vehicle dynamics?

(Per: http://www.xcceleration.com/wheel.chart.htm )
The person writing that article has made a guestimate in stating that. As the article has already stated "The further from the center, the higher the MoI." It is incorrect to make this blanket statement: "Given that each pound of rotational mass lost provides an equivalent performance gain as a 10 pound reduction in vehicle weight". One would have to calculate the angular momentum on a particular rim/tire combination before making such a statement.

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Old 05-23-2012, 06:28 AM   #3
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Good price! Hmmmm

Doh the 17x8s are not on sale
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nice looking rim cant wait to see it on the car!
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Thanks for the heads up on the closeout. I pulled the trigger too. Our cars will be twins...just on separate coasts.
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Eyeing up the Ultras in Black....

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anyone think the white will look dumb on the whiteout , (because it is a pearl?) and the two whites not matching up closely?
Seriouisly considering blue or anthracite too on whiteout.
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anyone think the white will look dumb on the whiteout , (because it is a pearl?) and the two whites not matching up closely?
Seriouisly considering blue or anthracite too on whiteout.
I think it'll be fine. Wheels aren't part of the car in most people's eyes. The only problem I can see is that in some light, if your wheels are clean, it may make your car look a bit dirty.

If it were a BRZ, I'd say go with black or anthracite. But since the FR-S interior has red accents, red rims might be kinda cool. If you go with a color, try to have the same color elsewhere on the car.

I hope someone gets these on their car soon. I'm not convinced I'd like them so I want to see them on a car before I totally write them off.
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I'm toying with the idea of those 17x7 Kosei K4R for stock class racing. Will need spacers though.
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I think it'll be fine. Wheels aren't part of the car in most people's eyes. The only problem I can see is that in some light, if your wheels are clean, it may make your car look a bit dirty.

If it were a BRZ, I'd say go with black or anthracite. But since the FR-S interior has red accents, red rims might be kinda cool. If you go with a color, try to have the same color elsewhere on the car.

I hope someone gets these on their car soon. I'm not convinced I'd like them so I want to see them on a car before I totally write them off.
The red seems interesting to me now that you mentioned red accents.
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I'm toying with the idea of those 17x7 Kosei K4R for stock class racing. Will need spacers though.
Why not try Velox PG-5s? I found out you can order direct from them. 12.5 pounds, fully forged in the stock size. Seems ideal for stock class. I decided to do wider and golder OZs instead but I was pretty close to buying the velox myself.

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anyone think the white will look dumb on the whiteout , (because it is a pearl?) and the two whites not matching up closely?
Seriouisly considering blue or anthracite too on whiteout.
That would really bother me man. I had white ssrs on my aspen white sti and they matched up well. We put those wheels on a pearl white legacy and it looked like the car was dirty. I think white is one of those colors where any color goes well with it, other than offshades of itself.
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Why not try Velox PG-5s? I found out you can order direct from them. 12.5 pounds, fully forged in the stock size. Seems ideal for stock class. I decided to do wider and golder OZs instead but I was pretty close to buying the velox myself.



That would really bother me man. I had white ssrs on my aspen white sti and they matched up well. We put those wheels on a pearl white legacy and it looked like the car was dirty. I think white is one of those colors where any color goes well with it, other than offshades of itself.
Wow, I just looked at the Velox's, they look really nice, with the chrome lip, and 12.5 LBS!!!! I think I'm sold. Thanks for mentioning this btw.
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Well, my wheels came in and I had them installed a few days ago. I plan to run the stock tires into the ground then run a square 225/45/17 setup all the way around. I like the blue and gold, feels very subaru-y. I admit the wheels would probably look nicer with 18s and a 35ish offset but looks are secondary to me. Going to 18s would probably negate any weight savings. I can certainly tell the difference dropping 5lbs per wheel. It's not dramatic but everything seems to happen with just a little more quickness. It's nice.



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Somebody was going to say this sooner or later so: "needs drop".

In all seriousness though they do look great. Especially in that color combination.

Seeing the Allegerittas on the car tempts me to want to declare these wheels, in combination with some RCE springs, the ideal "default" upgrade for this car.
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Somebody was going to say this sooner or later so: "needs drop".

In all seriousness though they do look great. Especially in that color combination.

Seeing the Allegerittas on the car tempts me to want to declare these wheels, in combination with some RCE springs, the ideal "default" upgrade for this car.

Oh believe me, RCE springs are high on my priority list. That wheel gap is atrocious! I loved their packages for the STI and will probably go with one when they have it all sorted out. I trust they will come up with an ideal solution to even out the look of the car while taking the handling to the next level.
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Oh man, that looks so much better! Thanks for the chop!
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are you running hub rings? is the cars hub bore a 56mm? i'm having a hard time finding rings in the right size
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Maaaannnn, I knew someone was gonna do it. I've been eyeing those Alleggerita HLT in gold for a LONG time...but now that I see it I don't like it as much as I thought I would. Whilst I agree with you on the 17" wheels in theory, in practice I think I'm going to go with 18". Less wheel gap and less drop required. A light enough 18 and you'll only gain weight per corner due to tires. Blue and gold always looks good though


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Have my HLT in the garage waiting on the car. Ordered first day...

Looks fantastic! Function over style and form, they are a light wheel that seems well matched for the car.

xclusive_brett, the wheels came with hub rings and a warning sticker to not forget about them when trying to shove the donut on at night, in a ditch, in the rain
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Damn that is beautiful. Love the choice of wheels, and you kept it 17. That should open up pretty much any performance tire to you.

I would love to see these on a dark gray metallic.
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Were you able to move over the TPMS? I am assuming you are using the OEM tires as well?
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