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I don't know why, but I really like those "rims." Normally I really don't like the "bling," but I think that those rims could be applied tastefully and look really good. And yes, a big brake package is required before those rims can be used.

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here's the specs

Materials Data

Acrylic/Plexiglas weight per cubic inch = .04048583 lbs.

F50 breakage test (.25 in): 18 lbs.

Light transmission: 92%

Additional Acrylic/Plexi Data:

Specific Gravity 1.19

Tensile strength

rupture= 9,000-11,000 PSI<

elongation,rupture % 4.0-4.8

modulus of elasticity = 400,000 - 500,000 PSI

Flexural Strength

rupture = 14,000 - 16,500 PSI

modulus of elasticity = 475,000 PSI

Compressive strength

yield = 18,000 PSI

Modulus of Elasticity = 400,000 - 480,000 PSI

Compressive deformation

under load

4000 PSI, 122 F.,24 hr. = 0.7-0.8%

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