Blizzy

iTrader: (-1)

if you are refering to my post about the $84 wheel that clears LS400 calipers and weighs 18lbs, go to the website of the TireRack and search wheels for a 2000 LS400. Limit your search to 16's and you will see the wheel of mention.

having studied the Walmart tire center sign on one occassion a few months ago, I recall the mounting running $5 per tire.

over40driv

Didnt understand blk13x post about 17'' yellow spacer.

Sc dRifta

i use my borthers acura nsx spare its orange and collapses and stored unaired and comes with a air compressor that plugs into cig lighter both made by acura btw i always carry 2 of these it sux driving on 3 wheels that are 19"s
so i usually swap out 2 tires to even it out. 2 acura spares and a air compressor still lighter than our stock spare

over40driv

You know the more I think about it, I weighed my fact. 16'' wheel and tire and it was around 42lbs, so a random 16'' cheapy aluminum wheel with stock tire wouldnt be much improvement.

JohnEd

iTrader: (1)

Guys,

I have four 1995 LS400 stock rims of the 16 inch persuasion. They weigh 18 pounds each on my bathroom scale. I will sell them as a set for $120 or break them up for $40 each. That light enuf?

These are the pre 96 version and WILL NOT clear the big brake mod. They are in reasonably good shape for a rim but they are in spectacular shape for a spare in the boot.

PM me if you are interested.

John

over40driv

Im not familiar with the is400 wheels. Do you think they are substancialy lighter than other aaluminum wheels?

BLK13X

Super JDM-tight yo!






It's the ugliest wheel I've seen in a looooong time

Sly Guy Yu

how tite would it be to have a te37 spare?

over40driv

Hey BLK13X, how about throwing that thing on a scale and telling us how much advantage over stock sc400 it is.

RedPhoenix

iTrader: (10)

I have triple A

JohnEd

iTrader: (1)

Over40,

I put the 1994 Lexus LS400 rims I have for sale on my bathroom scale and it said 18 pounds. I guess that would be comparable to aftermarket aluminum rims but it must be a lot lighter than the steele rims. There is a ton of difference in the weight of tires also, I know.

John

BLK13X

I'd love to if I had a scale hehe. All I can really say is that it does feel a lot lighter than a factory 16" wheel and tyre (Celsior/LS400 wheel).