OZ Superleggeras
04-04-2003, 12:40 AM
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OZ Superleggeras
I intend to get some of these but I am worried about ordering the wrong ones. I know nothing about wheels but I know you have to have the correct off-set?
Has anyone ordered any and if so where from. Basically I want to use a place that know the S2000 like Bracknell Tyres. I.e you order S02's from Bracknell and you get the JZ's
I want a place that does wheels that will ensure that the 'correct' OZ wheels are used
Has anyone ordered any and if so where from. Basically I want to use a place that know the S2000 like Bracknell Tyres. I.e you order S02's from Bracknell and you get the JZ's
I want a place that does wheels that will ensure that the 'correct' OZ wheels are used
04-04-2003, 01:09 AM
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Yeah, get on the US boards - that lot are always talking wheels etc.....
Look into how a set of 18's will change the driving dynamics of the car thou...
Good choice of wheels zero!
Look into how a set of 18's will change the driving dynamics of the car thou...
Good choice of wheels zero!
04-04-2003, 01:13 AM
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I think the Superleggeras look the business and suit the car. I'd go for 17's though I think.
Is the offset printed anywhere on the wheels so that when you get them there is proof you've got the correct ones?
Is the offset printed anywhere on the wheels so that when you get them there is proof you've got the correct ones?
04-04-2003, 01:34 AM
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Great site for wheels
Good pic of 17" superl's on a yellow S as well - theres off set stuff on there as well
Good pic of 17" superl's on a yellow S as well - theres off set stuff on there as well
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there's a place in Rainham called Elite Autos and Design, I've used them in the past and been impressed.
I need mail order as I want to keep the original wheels and no space to transport them back I don't think
I would like lower profile to sharpen up the handling and losing some unsprung weight would be ideal. I gather that the OZ's are much lighter than stock
The stock wheels like the stock exhaust seem a bit puny to me but I guess it's all down to cost at the end of the day
I need mail order as I want to keep the original wheels and no space to transport them back I don't think
I would like lower profile to sharpen up the handling and losing some unsprung weight would be ideal. I gather that the OZ's are much lighter than stock
The stock wheels like the stock exhaust seem a bit puny to me but I guess it's all down to cost at the end of the day
04-04-2003, 01:59 AM
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I like the piccy of the yellow one. I can see that in the rim there is defo some writing and I am guessing that somewhere the off set will be detailed
I need those wheels and soon
I need those wheels and soon
04-04-2003, 02:10 AM
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Elite is very very overpriced from my experience. And if your not getting them to fit - you could do much cheaper...
Definitely buy a max power type mag (or go to WH smith and put some numbers in you mobile!) cos there are loads of adverts for wheels in them...
Definitely buy a max power type mag (or go to WH smith and put some numbers in you mobile!) cos there are loads of adverts for wheels in them...