I just recently came back to the forum because i purchased a black on black 95 sc 300 . i wanted to get rid of the stock rims and bought some ebay ADR black w/ polished lip rims in 17 x7 size car is stock height now plan on dropping 1 1/2 or so with new springs cant afford coilovers yet and although id love to spend 2 or 3 grand on rims that aint happening either what about these rims do you think either one would look good on my sc
the riax zukas looked great on my 3000gt i sold it and have them in the garage and the other dc rims i can pick up pretty cheap with nexen 245 40 18' s

 

I like the wheels from the 3000GT. I totally understand you on the buing wheels and coilovers. Unless you have a bunch of cash, getting nice coilovers and the wheels you want is hard. If you're trying to lower the car, look for a Supra TT strut and spring setup. They are a good cheap alternative to expensive coilovers unless you can get a good deal on a set used coilovers.

 

thanks for the reply i appreciate your input and your allways polite to the people that do dumb things or ask dumb questions lol i would like to know what you think about just buying either one of these kits
Eibach 92-00 LEXUS SC 400 Pro-Kit Lowering Springs

TANABE NF210 LOWERING SPRINGS LEXUS SC300 92-00 JZZ30


is this setup enough to lower the car to put the 18' Zukas on it and will the ride be signifiicantly compromised thanks again tom

 

Go with the Eibachs, the NF210's have some pretty sorry reviews. And if you can get shocks with the springs, get everything for a MK4 Supra and you will have a little more low

 

i have a set of esplier springs i'll be posting up for sale soon, 2in drop.

 

save ur cash and look aroundfor good deals, i got a set of coilovers off the supra forums for $400 shipped, as for rims look around 240/supra/rx8/etd forums,

 

I would personally buy sportmaxx or rota wheels. I am buying MB battles which are around $700 a set and look awesome.

Also the eibach kit is nice, get some new KYB struts for an mk4 supra and you will get a nice 2" drop, maybe even a little bit more.

And if you do decide to get coilovers in the future the Powered By Max coilovers are great and are only $1000 new.