Load rating stamped on the inner aspect of each wheel: 650kg front and 750kg rear. Would be underspec if you used it to tow but just good enough using it as a car.
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21" Arachnid Rims on Model X - Load Ratings
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Load rating stamped on the inner aspect of each wheel: 650kg front and 750kg rear. Would be underspec if you used it to tow but just good enough using it as a car.
Thx. I was hoping for a full angle side view of the whole car with arachnids
Spacers a great idea. I’d say min 20mm
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Peteybabes
redneck drivin' a tesla...
nothing against the look, but i'd would so like these in Gloss Black
I’m still waiting for someone with a ludicrous enabled P100 to do the arachnids as I’m quite chicken to be the first guinea pig to test it out. My fear is the rims won’t be able to handle the stress of constant ludicrous launches with the heavier weight of the 100. What do y’all think?
NikeWings
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I had a 2nd set of arachnids and when they arrived at the SvC, I showed up with my X for mounting.
They refused and provided many reasons for not doing so including weight, handling, towing and warranty. I didn’t argue but would love to have them on the X too. I picked up 15-20 range miles on my S compared to my 21” turbines.
Would love to hear about someone that’s run the arachnids on the X for at least 6 months?
They refused
and provided many reasons for not doing so including weight, handling, towing and warranty. I didn’t argue but would love to have them on the X too. I picked up 15-20 range miles on my S compared to my 21” turbines.Would love to hear about someone that’s run the arachnids on the X for at least 6 months?
I had a 2nd set of arachnids and when they arrived at the SvC, I showed up with my X for mounting.
They refused
Would love to hear about someone that’s run the arachnids on the X for at least 6 months?
Yes, I’d love to hear back from @leh22a since it’s been about 4-5 months for him/her now.
I’m actually planning on putting 2 rear arachnids sets on the X to give it better load rating as well as a square setup configuration.
NikeWings
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That's an interesting idea......please keep us posted and drop a pic or two.
They will look good for sure!
Thanks
Tes La Ferrari
Active Member
Some spacers would really complete the looks and give it a more flush appearance.
Has anyone done this ?
Has anyone done this ?
FlatSix911
Porsche 918 Hybrid
I have 10mm spacers and not yet mounted them with the Arachnid wheels...next summer perhaps
Tes La Ferrari
Active Member
I have 10mm spacers and not yet mounted them with the Arachnid wheels...next summer perhaps
Look forward to seeing pics! Just a guess but you could probably run a 20-25 mm spacers for a flush looks with arachnids on an x
NikeWings
Active Member
Did you finally square up a set of arachnids?
Must see before the one year anniversary......
Did you finally square up a set of arachnids?
Must see before the one year anniversary......
I kind always had 2 sets, lol....just too chicken to do it till now. Anyone else wanting to do this should surely go the 2 rear arachnids approach....phone pics coming!
NikeWings
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Those look super! What did you do with the fronts? I love the arachnids, great look and I picked up 20 miles of range at 90% vs turbines. I have another set of arachnids and an X, so I could make both cars square. No need for me to be chicken, I’ll just let you ride them for awhile first.
Yinn
Active Member
Why not just go with 22 TSS wheels? I've been getting the same range with these as the 20" OEM wheels.
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