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Looking at buying a new set of alloys for my new Supra :) Im after something subtle that will look good on my black aero top.

 

Anyone know of a good site(s)?

 

What's size is best for an all rounder, 17" or 18"

 

Also what are the details I will need when looking for a new set? ie; pcd?, centre bore? ET? etc etc

 

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pcd...114.3

centre bore....60.3 but you can use spigot rings

i'm running 18"..... 8.5" et35 front....9.5"et35 rear

i find this a good set up, no tramling etc. and wheels ar out to the arches but dont rub, my arches aren't rolled.

try ultra lite site.. i've got the atecII in black.

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The TT originally came with 17s. 8 inch wide up front and 9.5 at the rear and both with an et of 55. For the best ride and handling as close to that as possible would be reccomended.

 

Most market wheels have an offset of et35 ish. Give or take. If you want a nice mix of show and handling/comfort 18" are probably best bet.

 

19" is about the max diameter you should go for. Before going to 18s I had 19s. On the road I didn't feel that much difference, a little bumpier may be. But I feel for more confident on spirit drives with the 18s.

 

As for looks, thats upto you. Do you have any styles or wheels in mind? Take a look in my garage. I have a black supra and there are 2 or 3 differant wheels on my pics.

 

Our traders would be the 1st port of call:) Other than that, or the well know tuners and suppliers have good web sites.

 

Obviously your budget will make a differance to the quality. £1200for example will get you a decant wheel and tyre package for something like Rota's or Ultralites which are relative well priced for quality. If your budget is more than I'd be looking at Volks etc.

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The TT originally came with 17s. 8 inch wide up front and 9.5 at the rear and both with an et of 55. For the best ride and handling as close to that as possible would be reccomended.

 

Small correction, stock is ET50 ;)

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