RCF wheels on an ISF
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I'm with you on this one Lou..!!! I like the Standard Wheels the Best...
Also, where was the Blue removed from.. On what True "F" Marque..??
The latest 2016 GS F to land has all the Blue.. And then some...
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Also, where was the Blue removed from.. On what True "F" Marque..??
The latest 2016 GS F to land has all the Blue.. And then some...
Brakes & Badges
Interior
Even deep in the Leather Seat Perforations...
Engine Bay
~ Joe Z
Different strokes for different folks I guess. To be honest, the poster's wheel selection certainly would not have been anywhere near my first choice, but I kept my feelings to myself in his thread. But awful, is a word I would not use to disparage anyone's choice. But, I would only own real FORGED wheels by either Volks or BBS - I demand OEM quality. And I don't want to screw around with adapter rings!
My "ghetto" wheels will be here tomorrow, and before I install the tires, I will weigh them and post results here and in the RCF section.
Of the three RCF wheel choices, I'm sure I made the best choice for me and my F. They will look perfect on an MM car. I prefer a wheel with distinct spokes and the recessed center is a nice touch. The other two choices are far to busy for me and look like they will be monsters to clean. The "ghetto" wheels look good standing still and in motion. A very simple design IMHO. The more I see of them, the more I like them.
On another note, It looks like Lexus has dropped the trademark blue from the "F" marque. No more blue stitching and the blue hallo outline is gone from the F logo. I don't know why, but that blue was an important design touch to me
Here's a video of an RCF with the standard wheels:
Lexus RC F - from the makers of the LFA - YouTube
Lou
My "ghetto" wheels will be here tomorrow, and before I install the tires, I will weigh them and post results here and in the RCF section.
Of the three RCF wheel choices, I'm sure I made the best choice for me and my F. They will look perfect on an MM car. I prefer a wheel with distinct spokes and the recessed center is a nice touch. The other two choices are far to busy for me and look like they will be monsters to clean. The "ghetto" wheels look good standing still and in motion. A very simple design IMHO. The more I see of them, the more I like them.
On another note, It looks like Lexus has dropped the trademark blue from the "F" marque. No more blue stitching and the blue hallo outline is gone from the F logo. I don't know why, but that blue was an important design touch to me
Here's a video of an RCF with the standard wheels:
Lexus RC F - from the makers of the LFA - YouTube
Lou
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Different strokes for different folks I guess. To be honest, the poster's wheel selection certainly would not have been anywhere near my first choice, but I kept my feelings to myself in his thread. But awful, is a word I would not use to disparage anyone's choice. But, I would only own real FORGED wheels by either Volks or BBS - I demand OEM quality. And I don't want to screw around with adapter rings!
My "ghetto" wheels will be here tomorrow, and before I install the tires, I will weigh them and post results here and in the RCF section.
Of the three RCF wheel choices, I'm sure I made the best choice for me and my F. They will look perfect on an MM car. I prefer a wheel with distinct spokes and the recessed center is a nice touch. The other two choices are far to busy for me and look like they will be monsters to clean. The "ghetto" wheels look good standing still and in motion. A very simple design IMHO. The more I see of them, the more I like them.
Here's a video of an RCF with the standard wheels:
Lou
My "ghetto" wheels will be here tomorrow, and before I install the tires, I will weigh them and post results here and in the RCF section.
Of the three RCF wheel choices, I'm sure I made the best choice for me and my F. They will look perfect on an MM car. I prefer a wheel with distinct spokes and the recessed center is a nice touch. The other two choices are far to busy for me and look like they will be monsters to clean. The "ghetto" wheels look good standing still and in motion. A very simple design IMHO. The more I see of them, the more I like them.
Here's a video of an RCF with the standard wheels:
Lou
Last edited by Tokenblkgy; 12-23-15 at 08:06 AM.
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Well, the wheels just arrived - BUT the tires didn't So I gotta wait - DarnIt
They appear to be the exact same color as the '08 Wheels. They are also not visually identical on the face as the ISF wheels are. The 10" rears have a deeper mounting recess than the 9" fronts. Also, each spoke is not hollowed out in the back as with the Samurai wheel, each spoke has a solid face - front and back.
The weights are - 10" = 28.0 lbs - 9"= 25.5 lbs.
And Joe, I probably paid too much for them, $1850. with no tires. But I did get new lugs nuts and new TPMS modules and valves. The S04s are another $900. mounted and balanced.
Lou
They appear to be the exact same color as the '08 Wheels. They are also not visually identical on the face as the ISF wheels are. The 10" rears have a deeper mounting recess than the 9" fronts. Also, each spoke is not hollowed out in the back as with the Samurai wheel, each spoke has a solid face - front and back.
The weights are - 10" = 28.0 lbs - 9"= 25.5 lbs.
And Joe, I probably paid too much for them, $1850. with no tires. But I did get new lugs nuts and new TPMS modules and valves. The S04s are another $900. mounted and balanced.
Lou
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Got 'em mounted and balanced on yesterday. Looks like I have to roll the rear fender. The front wheel (sans tire) come within a hair of the upper control arm (think that's what you call it). I think the pics speak for themselves. Note the tires are S04s (255/35/19 front and 295/30/19 rear)
On another note - I've learned in this thread that wheels seems to be a very personnel thing for our members here. And some folks criticize (myself included) others in inappropriate ways. This of course causes more anger. Not healthy IMHO
Lou
On another note - I've learned in this thread that wheels seems to be a very personnel thing for our members here. And some folks criticize (myself included) others in inappropriate ways. This of course causes more anger. Not healthy IMHO
Lou
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Got 'em mounted and balanced on yesterday. Looks like I have to roll the rear fender. The front wheel (sans tire) come within a hair of the upper control arm (think that's what you call it). I think the pics speak for themselves. Note the tires are S04s (255/35/19 front and 295/30/19 rear)
On another note - I've learned in this thread that wheels seems to be a very personnel thing for our members here. And some folks criticize (myself included) others in inappropriate ways. This of course causes more anger. Not healthy IMHO
Lou
On another note - I've learned in this thread that wheels seems to be a very personnel thing for our members here. And some folks criticize (myself included) others in inappropriate ways. This of course causes more anger. Not healthy IMHO
Lou
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