Buttercup

I'm thinking of getting a set of wheels at Tirerack.com that would meet these requirements:

15-16 inch diameter and up to 7.5 in width
weighs under 20 lbs each
has a centerbore of 60.1 mm or whatever the stock 1992 sc300 is (in other words, hub-centric)
has an offset at least +35mm
under $200 per wheel

Thank you.

Vegassc400

Why not just use tireracks search function? You can even filter wheel sizes you want. Just a thought.

Buttercup

But I've went to those wheel manufacturer's websites and they have a centerbore of 73 mm or so. That means I'll need a wheel spacer that costs money, if not it'll be lug centric, and I turn rather hard going to school, and I plan on going auto-x

15-16" might be small for you, but it's what I want.

AzLex

Why not just keep the stock wheels?

Buttercup

They aren't wide or light enough. They're chrome btw. I am hoping Brandon@TR would respond to this, or at least PM me if there isn't anything within spec.

Seize

OZ Superleggeras

in 15" applications, they are under 11lbs a wheel

Hope this helps,

-Seize

Seize

Oh yeah and they look good too!

*pic courtesy of the tirerack

Buttercup

Wow that is a nice wheel, but tirerack only sells at 17 inches and higher.

BTW I went to the OZ website and their application list says I can only use two wheels : O.Z. 18 x 9 superleggera MTS and Race silver, yet for an sc400 it can use a 16" F1 evo along with 8 other wheels, including the superleggera.

It seems that these websites have bad databases. BTW, I went to Chevron and they had a "find nearest station", and it was 11 miles away! I knew one that was 1.5 miles away, so I emailed them and now all the stations showed up. They thanked me but too bad they didn't give me free gas.

Brandon@TR

It looks like just about everything we have for SC is going to require a centering ring. Many of our road racers and auto X'ers use lightweight wheels that require a centering ring, we provide these at no additional charge.