Shayy

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Hey guys i'm finally pretty much done shaving off the mileage with the guidance of my experienced grandpa. All i have to do is polish/wax the lower half and paint the spoiler in order to be done with cosmetics. Next step is buying wheels. I'm having trouble finding wide wheels at a good price. And I have no specific set i'm looking for besides G35 staggered or TT staggered. I don't make much money i'm 18 so i'm aiming for a price range of 1000 or under. Anyone got any recommendations for this car? I put pics really showing the offsets of my current wheels and in my opinion it's not too great. Also the size is just horrible lol. Someone recommend wide wheels pleaseeee and tell me what you think about the car how it is so far. Thanks for looking

CCC-TT

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check out some of the mustang wheels on sites like americanmuscle.com or ebay, you'll find cheap wheels with good offsets for SC's and supras and are pretty wide. a couple different styles availiable as well.
good luck

uras300

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Your SC is in great shape. Btw, your current wheels create an illusion of having large brake rotors when it's really the stock set.

Anyways, G35 wheels are also popular choice for budget oriented set up. Offsets are not very aggressive so there's no need to modify/roll fenders.

1WILLY1

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What do u mean by shaving off some mileage?

DaveGS4

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Looks like you and your grandpa have done a great job of reconditioning, nice work!

I'm just curious if he asked you what the shocker sticker on your sunroof was about, lol.

OG Dada

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Wow that SC is in great shape considering the mileage! I love the Red on Black exterior interior set up! How'd you get that mileage up there? That's at least a '98 right? My '95 is a daily driven and it's just about to hit 170K... Don't worry about the mileage, the important thing is the engine is still in good running condition...

Shayy

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Thanks that's a great idea and there are TONS of mustangs in my area so i should definitely check out local deals on mustang wheels.

Actually i have a sc300, those rotors are slightly larger because they came off my grandpa's 400. He currently has supra TT brakes on his. And I know i've been searching for the G35 locally but no luck with the staggered 19s.

I mean making it look newer haha. My parents bought it for me with 177,000 miles at $4,400.

No he didn't but my grandma said it was 'cute.' LOL She didn't realize what it was. It makes me feel immature so i'll probably take it off soon.

I bought it with 177k so i haven't put much on. And it's a '98 300 yes. Engine runs smoothe

Thanks for the input guys I really appreciate it. Not much lexus guys in my area to get feedback from

ThomasGS4

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There's only one true way to shave off mileage...

Shayy

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LOL nice. Don't tell me you FFW'd through the movie just to screenshot that

ThomasGS4

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Internet, my friend.

vinh

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try looking on www.zilvia.net, a lot of nicely priced wheels in sizes that are applicable to SC's on there.

Nice car BTW

Kira X

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You and your grandpa did a good job.

As far as wider wheels go, You might be able to find a cheap set of OEM IS350 wheels, XXR's, TSW's, or Rotas cheaply on the Club Lexus wheel and classifieds forum. Another good set of wheels to look at would be a set of MB Battles from MB Motoring. Here is a link to their site so you check out their selection: http://www.wheelsbymbmotoring.com/

maceugood

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car looks good, i was driving a pos at 18, lol

uras300

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Wow, your grandpa owns a SC400 with Supra BBk upgrade?! Very cool.

account2x

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nope. 1998-2000 SC300 use same rotors as the SC400.

Find a set of Lexus rims like the IS250 or 350 ones. Putting Nissan parts on a Lexus would be tacky.