Getting New Wheels Issues!!!!
Lead Lap
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Arizona
I posted earlier in the thread while I was still looking, and decided to go with some chrome G-spiders. I mounted them today, actually. As I said earlier, I wasn't shooting for a slammed look - quality of ride and retaining the stock suspension set up was more important to me. Definately no rubbing.
I also wanted to stay with a hub-centric wheel that was TPMS compatible. Easiest path that suited my taste was the chrome G-spiders, which Sewell had a decent deal on.
I'd share a pic, but my wife jumped in it, dropped the top, and took off..LOL
I also wanted to stay with a hub-centric wheel that was TPMS compatible. Easiest path that suited my taste was the chrome G-spiders, which Sewell had a decent deal on.
I'd share a pic, but my wife jumped in it, dropped the top, and took off..LOL
Pole Position
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 201
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From: Georgia
After lots of research and searching through the vast assortment of wheel designs I found two OEM 18" options from Dealerfit.com. They have two GS wheels that fit the SC430: a Spider design and a 10 spoke.
The price is very right, as well.
These 10 spoke alloys are low maintenance and add just the right look IMHO.
The price is very right, as well.
These 10 spoke alloys are low maintenance and add just the right look IMHO.
Where the hell are the wheels?
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