What do you guys / gals think of these WHEELS?
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I would recomend getting a staggered set up with a wider wheel in the rear, or your going to have the front sitting close to flush and the rears sunken in a tad (which is not a good look on the SC)
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I am not quite sure. The SC is my wife's car. I do not have a lot of experience w/ these type of cars. I have been around classics & trucks all my life. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I do know that she wants this thing decked out inside & out. That is her baby. My baby is the horses under the hood.
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Originally Posted by lasracin
I am not quite sure. The SC is my wife's car. I do not have a lot of experience w/ these type of cars. I have been around classics & trucks all my life. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I do know that she wants this thing decked out inside & out. That is her baby. My baby is the horses under the hood.
What is your budget for the rims. That could help us make some suggestions for you!
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I do not want to say that there is no limit, but I believe you pay for what you get. I want aggresive, clean and streamlined. I do not want to spend a fortune, but I also realize that what I want comes with a price tag, a lot of times. There is no set dollar amount.
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How about these? If I can get rid of mine, I'm thinking about these.
http://weds.co.jp/products/kranze/lxz_celsior3.html
http://weds.co.jp/products/kranze/lxz_celsior3.html
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Originally Posted by lasracin
I do not want to say that there is no limit, but I believe you pay for what you get. I want aggresive, clean and streamlined. I do not want to spend a fortune, but I also realize that what I want comes with a price tag, a lot of times. There is no set dollar amount.
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How about these? If I can get rid of mine, I'm thinking about these.
http://weds.co.jp/products/kranze/lxz_celsior3.html
http://weds.co.jp/products/kranze/lxz_celsior3.html
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Originally Posted by lasracin
I do not want to say that there is no limit, but I believe you pay for what you get. I want aggresive, clean and streamlined. I do not want to spend a fortune, but I also realize that what I want comes with a price tag, a lot of times. There is no set dollar amount.
get ahold of D2-AUTOSPORT on this forum and tell him your looking for wheels on your SC. D2-Autosports is a clublexus verified Vendor, experienced in fitting wheels on the SC, and helped me get mine! He can work around budgets, make recomendations, and has excellent taste.
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I really like some of ADR Designs wheels. Any comments on them? I also liked Piaa wheels. I am not necessarily looking for a five spoke design, but it seems eveything that has caught my eye, has been five spoke. Do you think this is too busy?
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Originally Posted by lasracin
I really like some of ADR Designs wheels. Any comments on them? I also liked Piaa wheels. I am not necessarily looking for a five spoke design, but it seems eveything that has caught my eye, has been five spoke. Do you think this is too busy?
Sizes on the SC for your wife... you really dont want anything that will be hard to run (read: low offset wide wheel requiring fender rolling/modification. I would recomend 19X8.5 et40 and 19X9.5 et40. The offsets are conservative enough that you wont worry about rubbing, the sizes are aggresive enough to turn heads, and the SC will look great. Another plus...is that D2 currently has the Sevas in 19's priced at $2425 including tires! (according to their website- http://www.d2autosport.com/sevas.html)
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