RCF wheels on an ISF
For anyone who's in the market, I've just put my 20-spokes up for sale in the wheels and tires section. About 3K on wheels and tires. $2.2K + shipping. Would love to see these go to a good home. 
Westley
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/whe...and-tires.html
Westley
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/whe...and-tires.html
Nobody has mentioned this, but IMO, the top option wheels (HAND-POLISHED 19-IN SPLIT-20-SPOKE FORGED ALLOY WHEELS) are asymmetric, much like the '08 ISF wheels were. With the ISF, Lexus made the wheels corner specific (4 unique wheels per car). They have not done this with the RCF split 20 spoke wheels. So the wheels look different on one side of the car (trailing black spoke) than on the other side (leading black spoke). Anyone agree with me on this?
Lou
Lou
Nobody has mentioned this, but IMO, the top option wheels (HAND-POLISHED 19-IN SPLIT-20-SPOKE FORGED ALLOY WHEELS) are asymmetric, much like the '08 ISF wheels were. With the ISF, Lexus made the wheels corner specific (4 unique wheels per car). They have not done this with the RCF split 20 spoke wheels. So the wheels look different on one side of the car (trailing black spoke) than on the other side (leading black spoke). Anyone agree with me on this?
Lou
Lou
I just purchased some of these wheels. I'm going to go with MPSS 255/295 combo and see what happens. I know I have to roll rear fender. I think it will look sweet on a MM ISF.
Last edited by Bigjon3475; May 10, 2016 at 03:06 PM.
Hmm, so the standard wheels are:
9" = 25.5 lbs
10" = 28.0 lbs
And the Polished wheels are:
9" = 26.6 lbs
10" = 28.7 lbs
Polished wheels are a pound heavier in front and close to a pound in back.
Lou
9" = 25.5 lbs
10" = 28.0 lbs
And the Polished wheels are:
9" = 26.6 lbs
10" = 28.7 lbs
Polished wheels are a pound heavier in front and close to a pound in back.
Lou
Yeah, kind of heavy. Scales are certified refrigerant scales too so I know they're accurate.
Oh well, I wanted factory and some tire width. Think front and rear will end up close to the same weight ultimately against the combo I have now (2011 factory wheels with mismatched tires) with a wider stance and lighter tires (MPSS).
Oh well, I wanted factory and some tire width. Think front and rear will end up close to the same weight ultimately against the combo I have now (2011 factory wheels with mismatched tires) with a wider stance and lighter tires (MPSS).
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Damn those are kind of heavy . My HRE 19x11 is 23.3 lbs and my 19x9 in front is less than 20 lbs . I like the spoked wheels more but the oem fitment and ride is hard to beat .
