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Wheel Weight ? XF SC

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Old 03-19-2013, 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Kyu
yeah, I'm afraid the aggressive offset may give me clearance problems.
I'm going to try getting a test to see what offsets work for me at Mina Gallery this saturday from their shop.
I'll report back, hopefully with pics to show how the clearances are with their springs and without for others who are also curious.

I have a baby shower to attend to so Hopefully I can excuse my work hours to make it to MG shop and figure this out.

as for the Aquila wheels being 11lbs sounds a bit too good to be true, at 19" I haven't seen anything that light as that except for BBS F1's and they weren't' even in 11lb range.

Left a message to Jag service Advisor regarding the wheels and see if he can tell me more about jag's OEM wheels when it comes to durability and harsh conditions or abused.
You will be fine with 35mm in front. That's only 11mm more towards the fender. H&R makes spacers for our car. And people run 10mm up front all day long, putting the offset at 36mm.
 
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Old 03-19-2013, 05:33 PM
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Note if you have an XF SC you'll struggle to get any of the 19inch wheels to fit. The brake calipers are oversized and unfortunately fowl most 19inch wheels. I tried to find a 19inch for my winter tyres, but gave up in the end as I struggled to find anything that would get over the brakes. I believe one or two people did find a 19inch that worked on the SC so may be worth a search on this site. However best guidance is to try before you buy - a few people had to send back wheels they were told would fit - but didn't... Let us know what you end up doing - and whether there is a noticable performance improvement.
 
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Old 03-19-2013, 05:47 PM
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Jaguar factory 19s should fit but I don't know that for sure. I know the XFR or XF SC 5.0 version has very big calipers.
 
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Old 03-20-2013, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by jagular
Jaguar factory 19s should fit but I don't know that for sure. I know the XFR or XF SC 5.0 version has very big calipers.
The factory OEM 19's would fit, the brakes looks to be 14" and the clearance looks fine.

I know I promised some pictures regarding wheel fitment this saturday when I head to a shop to see how it'll look and how the clearance is with Mina springs on and off the vehicle.
Unfortunately My schedule is too tight and I won't be able to make it to the wheel shops.
Instead I'd only have time to stop by Mina's shop for their parts.

I have a few friends who do car mods/shops for a living, Once I get the mina parts installed I'll take it over there and see what sort of samples they have on wheels and fitments. I'll get some pictures there and keep others posted here. They're just going to be surprised I have a Jag lol this should turn out to be interesting.

as for offsets , someone else on the net at another forum has fit 20x9 +32 front and 20x10.5 +46 rear and with low profile tires he has 0 clearance problems. But I believe he sacrificed good tires to be able to achieve that. I'm guessing more for looks than anything else.
 
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Originally Posted by Kyu
Ahhh so they're nearly 36lbs. Ty very much for that. Hopefully this thread would help others as well

Probably a completely dead issue, but want to reinforce that the weights listed are the additional weight of a set of four wheels compared to what was standard on the '12 XF (18in Vela). So, you need to find out what a set of Velas weigh and then calculate the per wheel weight for the other styles. I did read somewhere that the XFR standard wheels were forged, and the others were all cast.
 
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Originally Posted by Executive
Page 189 in the pdf version of the manual.

http://www.jaguar.com/content/global..._02_40_122.pdf

The manual states it's very possible.

First number is in pounds, second in kg
Production options



Rear window blind 6.6 3.0

Climate seats 6 2.7

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) 3.1 1.4

Blind Spot Monitor (BSM) 1.5 0.7

Bower & Wilkins 600W Surround Sound audio system 13.2 6.0

Bower & Wilkins 1200W Surround Sound audio system 19.4 8.8






Wheels and tires





18 inch Vela wheels 0 0

18 inch Lyra wheels 6.2 2.8

19 inch Aquila wheels 11.5 5.2

19 inch Caravela wheels 35.3 16.0

19 inch Artura wheels 28.2 12.8

20 inch Hydra wheels 33.5 15.2

20 inch Nevis wheel 43.7 19.8

20 inch Draco wheels 35.7 16.2





Sorry to revive a dead thread, but I'm thinking of changing out my 20" hydras for the 18" velas.

The Vela's weight doesn't seem to be listed properly in this post and the link to the handbook no longer works.

Does anyone know where to find another source for this handbook or what weight the Velas are?
 
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