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metallic baby blue........?:stickpoke EDIT: Nate beat me to it

Nate, you and your car are FTW!!!!:icon_razz Congrats Nate, nice work.

Ok, you guys asked for it........

HAHA, dork! No, the pic I posted is a wheel that I wanted for a LONG time. They are made by a company in Australia called SIMMONS, here is a link: www.simmonswheel.com (he didn't spell his SN that way any how)

I love the ones in that pic, they remind me of SIMMONS Wheels. I don't know what the other ones look like.

It was the wheel fairies, part of the supra legend and folklore, just like the gnome that likes to tap on the side of blocks.

This is why I got far away from the stock, thick as a sheet of paper radiator. Just like the stock IC, it has no leeway. With my setup, I had my electric fan give out on me last week 40 miles from my house, with 95* temps outside. The fan was just "clunking" along (jumper wires in the motor...

That's how I've always done it.

That is pure art Jon! :thumbup:

Yeah, with those offsets you will be out past your fenders and you will rub, sorry. Spacers will only make them stick out more. If that is the size wheels you want to run, look at what Nate posted for a good offset. A lower # offset will move the wheel out toward the fender. A higher #...

Ahh I see, I thought you were probably trying to make a point by putting someone elses car in your sig or I thought someone put it there as a joke.

:3d_frown: Where do I start...... :biglaugh:

Nate WTF is up with your sig :slap:

NSX headlights.......:drool:

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Thats funny, I was waiting for a thread like this to pop up so I could ask if someone has ever done an aluminum 2 piece. Because that is what I'm planing on doing.

For the most part, yes, my car is an 87 with 89+ trim. Only one problem, the rear center section between the tail lights, most just swap out for newer tail lights and center section.

Yes, many, I don't recommend messing with the older ones. Just do a search for trim or moldings and you'll see the difference.

What style moldings, 87-88 or 89+. I repainted my 89+ trim. I used urethane bumper paint striper to strip off the stock paint, I wanted the trim black, and after stripping them the plastic underneath is black, so I just touched them up with a light coat of black trim paint.