MJThompson Posted September 24, 2006 Share Posted September 24, 2006 Hey guys I have a black 93 SC300 and I was going to go for the black on black look. I was wondering if anyonf you guys have tried this and if so what wheels/tires did you take. And Also if yall have any suggestions for wheels. Thanks! PS. Also what it a good size to start out with I'm thinking 18's or 19's. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
breakilla Posted September 25, 2006 Share Posted September 25, 2006 Hey guys I have a black 93 SC300 and I was going to go for the black on black look. I was wondering if anyonf you guys have tried this and if so what wheels/tires did you take. And Also if yall have any suggestions for wheels. Thanks! PS. Also what it a good size to start out with I'm thinking 18's or 19's. I just recently put on some 19 inch wheels and i think thats the perfect size for the SC. check out my thread on wheels and tire section i have more info. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Micah Posted September 25, 2006 Share Posted September 25, 2006 Well, since no one else has replied, heres a try. You can check www.cardomain.com They have some pictures of quite a few sc300s and 400s there and I remember seeing some with black rims. It should say what brand and size on the specs in their pages. I don't have black rims, but I have 17" rims and that is plenty for me; you may be different. For every inch you go up in rim size, add 20mm to the width of the tire and subtract 10% from the aspect ratio. Or, you could use the following formula for other sizes if you still want your speedometer to stay accurate: x = new rim size, y = new aspect ratio, z = tire width in mm. y = (653.9 - 25.4x)/2z If you want to solve for the aspect ratio instead, swap the y and the z. Its important to note, though, that the formula may give you sizes that aren't in production. BTW, tire markings are as follows for example: 225/55/16 (size originally on the car) means the tire tread is 225 mm wide and the height is 55% as wide as the tire. Obviously 16 means it goes on a 16 inch wheel. Hope that helps. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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