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I prefer the deep dish look of the Hamann's, but the SSR's are nice as well. I'm actually considering the SSR's myself. The weight savings alone make the Hamann's look like cement blocks!
Maybe they have resolved the problem with the PG4s but HM4 the Hamanns have too little offset for the width. Any lowering and they are guaranteed to rub.
I like the Hamann's better, but wouldn't spend the money.
One thing though... you will want to think about why the Gt2's are on closeout at Tirerack and what that means for future availability of the wheel. You might want to use the money saved with the closeout pricing to buy an extra.
And that's what i exactly did when I bought my GT3's for my other car.
bought a spare front. :smile: sleeping in my basement for future use (or not).
But it's good insurance when you pay over $4k in wheels/tires.
Originally Posted by JeffS
I like the Hamann's better, but wouldn't spend the money.
One thing though... you will want to think about why the Gt2's are on closeout at Tirerack and what that means for future availability of the wheel. You might want to use the money saved with the closeout pricing to buy an extra.
I like the hamann but the weight is a big problem. Will I be able to feel the difference? I am currently running 15% pulley, GIAC chip, Miltek Header + Catback, Alta CAI.
That is what I have in mind!! And the price difference!!
Originally Posted by SOCRATES
I prefer the deep dish look of the Hamann's, but the SSR's are nice as well. I'm actually considering the SSR's myself. The weight savings alone make the Hamann's look like cement blocks!
I like the hamann but the weight is a big problem. Will I be able to feel the difference? I am currently running 15% pulley, GIAC chip, Miltek Header + Catback, Alta CAI.
Yes, the weight IS a big problem. If you are looking to add performance over looks theh the Hammons are NOT the way to go.
I love the PG4, however, I've heard there are potentially some issues with rubbing on sharp slow speed turns if your MINI is lowered at all. The PG4's are 8 inches wide, which should be taken into consideration.