Real quick question. Possibly wrong forum.

Which make/model is this alloy?

Thanks very much

Hi Gaz

its a Racing Hart CR

Cheers rob.

Big money?

They're Racing Hart CR's. My personal favourite, wish I had the money to buy a set!

Cheers rob.

 

Big money?

Ohh yes. They're around £2k a set for the 19's, plus tyres at around £800.

about £490 per wheel + rubber I think.

Try Envy

Just ordered some C4-Rs myself

Ohh yes. They're around £2k a set for the 19's, plus tyres at around £800.

Probs looking at around £1500 for 18s?

Damn, cant really afford that but I fell in luv with them the mooment i saw them in the for sale section on a car.

If only . . .

Thanks for the quick responses people

If you are set on that style, then you could always get some Lenso Reizen alloys, they are a copy of the racing hart alloys. see pic attatched

a set of 18's with tyres would probably set you back £850.

Oh and they too have a polished lip.

Thanks Jim! Any websites where I could get a better pic? Most sites I find do not allow different size rims so they are wider at the back. Is it a nesessity to have wider rims on the back?

Thanks alot.

Be careful when selecting those, I don't think the Reizen ones are available in suitable size and offset for the Supra (at least as far as I found previously).

i'm currently running around on 225mm wide alloys all round. I can still take corners very quickly when i want to, and it will hold just fine. not sure on any other sites though, just the ones that come up on google i guess.

Try ringing the companies at some point about widths, they may do wider but just havent listed them. have found this to be the case in the past.

That’s an inch narrower than stock for the rears. Not really advisable especially if the offset isn't correct (50mm). It might be okay on an NA, but wouldn't want something that narrow with a TT.

That’s an inch narrower than stock for the rears. Not really advisable especially if the offset isn't correct (50mm). It might be okay on an NA, but wouldn't want something that narrow with a TT.

So 50mm is the correct offset for the supe? I thought it was 38mm . . . The PCD is 114.3 correct?

Thanks

Yes, 50mm and 114.3 is correct Gaz

Cheers, god knows where I got 38 from then . . . could of sworn i read it on here when i did a search afew days back.

O'well, thanks for clearing that up

I know this is 99% already on the boards. But what is the difference between PCD and offset? I thought they were the same thing to be honest.

So for instance wheels with An Offset Of 35, For 5 Stud Pcd 100 would be no good what so ever?

Thanks

That’s an inch narrower than stock for the rears. Not really advisable especially if the offset isn't correct (50mm). It might be okay on an NA, but wouldn't want something that narrow with a TT.

Yeah wouldn't put 225's on a tt but they do the job on my NA. Just out of interest, do you know the offset for the mkiii supe? because the alloys i have at the mo' were on that before i swapped them onto my mkiv.

I know this is 99% already on the boards. But what is the difference between PCD and offset? I thought they were the same thing to be honest.

 

So for instance wheels with An Offset Of 35, For 5 Stud Pcd 100 would be no good what so ever?

 

Thanks

There's a very detailed explainaion here (Much better than I could ever explain!):

http://au.toyotaownersclub.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3683

There's a very detailed explainaion here (Much better than I could ever explain!):

 

http://au.toyotaownersclub.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3683

Thanks very much, was an interesting read. Added to favorites

Is there any reasonable tolerance at all on the offset? ie, would 45mm be acceptable with a PCD of 114?