New JCW GP rims
Originally Posted by chows4us
Some ppl just dont get it that NOT everyone cares about performance.
Originally Posted by XAlfa
I totally "get it", but not in the context of this particular car. The GP is supposed to be all about performance and light weight. Why save 40 lbs deleting the extremely functional rear seat when you just add it back again in unsprung weight? In this case, I would say that BMW doesn't get it. 

Steve
Originally Posted by XAlfa
I totally "get it", but not in the context of this particular car. The GP is supposed to be all about performance and light weight. Why save 40 lbs deleting the extremely functional rear seat when you just add it back again in unsprung weight? In this case, I would say that BMW doesn't get it. 

I grant you the GP wheels "should" be lighter but that is not what the pictures show or what is being discussed.
I agree the GP wheels should be lighter but not these ...
minibrute, most everyone here understand about unsprung weight ... what your missing, is that the vast majority of owners could care less .... Of 140000 MINIs sold, what percentage do you think STILL have OEM wheels vice the performance oriented ppl who have to have light wheels.
Two different sets of ppl with totally different needs and wants. Take a look at the comments on MINI2 ... many ppl LOVE those R105s ... Not everyone could care one twit about a few pounds of unsprung weight .... To each, their own!
chows4us
I know that not everybody cares about unsprung weight, they are the ones who are not getting it and missing out, whatever. A car like the gp should have light oe wheels. I still love you all but you'd be wise to loose the heavy shoes, thats all.
From one of the "primadonnas"
Originally Posted by ScuderiaMini
Just bunch of primadonnas
So Xalfa made a joke. Big deal.
Some people just don't get it.
Matt
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