Jimmy Mac 1999 SC300
02-11-17, 01:17 PM
#61
I didn't know a 285 could fit on a 9.5". I had 285's on my 10.5" wheels and it looked like that was the smallest rim that would fit.
Kind of off topic, but do you have a recommendation for what brand of transparent vinyl to use? I'm looking for transparent red and smoke to modify the tail lights.
Kind of off topic, but do you have a recommendation for what brand of transparent vinyl to use? I'm looking for transparent red and smoke to modify the tail lights.
No clue about vinyl. I do know our old vinyl guy would mention these three brands though for what its worth, Avery, 3M, and Oracal.
No personal experience with any vinyl products unfortunately.
02-11-17, 01:18 PM
#62
It's going to depend on the brand and type of tire. Some tires run wider than others, etc.
I know some Supra guys would run up to a 315 on the stock 17's which was also a 9.5" rear wheel. You'll obviously have more bulge of the tire the wider you go.
02-14-17, 06:30 PM
#64
Jimmy, got some good news and bad news!
Bad news: It looks like neither Suntek or Xpel software has a pre-cut headlight kit for the SC. Most vehicles have it so I was surprised to see nothing for these cars.
Good news: I can cut off some film off a bulk roll at work and ship you the material to apply on there and just custom cut it with a blade or utility knife (same thing you'd have to do with LaminX). The shape of the SC lights is pretty easy, all you'd need is to give the film a good stretch where necessary, squeege it down all the way and trim off any excess material.
If you don't already have a utility knife, Lowes has some Olfa knives and replacement blades similar to what we use at the shop. I am sure other department stores will have similar products as well.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/OLFA-1-Blad...Knife/50056427
Quick demo on how it's done with a bulk sheet of film:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQol9_BrPQQ
Let me know and I can get it for you on Monday/Tuesday
Bad news: It looks like neither Suntek or Xpel software has a pre-cut headlight kit for the SC. Most vehicles have it so I was surprised to see nothing for these cars.
Good news: I can cut off some film off a bulk roll at work and ship you the material to apply on there and just custom cut it with a blade or utility knife (same thing you'd have to do with LaminX). The shape of the SC lights is pretty easy, all you'd need is to give the film a good stretch where necessary, squeege it down all the way and trim off any excess material.
If you don't already have a utility knife, Lowes has some Olfa knives and replacement blades similar to what we use at the shop. I am sure other department stores will have similar products as well.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/OLFA-1-Blad...Knife/50056427
Quick demo on how it's done with a bulk sheet of film:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQol9_BrPQQ
Let me know and I can get it for you on Monday/Tuesday
i can send you money for the cost of the material too!!
02-15-17, 03:29 PM
#66
What an awesome resto.. loving the rsp.. quick question on your wheels as i'm in the hunt myself. it's kinda hard to tell but is the lip of the rim flush with the fender or just barely sitting inside the wheel well? i think i'm going to try and do an 18x10 +35 and i think that would sit very close to flush if not flush on a 10" wheel. also what size are you running on the front and would you have any shots of the front wheel setup? tia!!!
Marc
Marc
02-15-17, 06:01 PM
#67
What an awesome resto.. loving the rsp.. quick question on your wheels as i'm in the hunt myself. it's kinda hard to tell but is the lip of the rim flush with the fender or just barely sitting inside the wheel well? i think i'm going to try and do an 18x10 +35 and i think that would sit very close to flush if not flush on a 10" wheel. also what size are you running on the front and would you have any shots of the front wheel setup? tia!!!
Marc
Marc
02-16-17, 12:51 PM
#72
an 18x10 +35 should fit.... mine is just inside the fender but my fender is rolled. I didn't order front wheels yet because i was debating using the 18x9.5 for front and 18x11 rear... still debating. have to take some measurements. If i don't use the 18x9.5 for front, i'll go 18x8.5 +35 for front with a 245/40/18
02-17-17, 05:11 AM
#75
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Looking good. That color is fantastic, my man!