Lexus SC-430

Here is a test fit shot for the new wheels, sans brake discs. . . :feedback

What did you take them off of? Mine look a little big, but they are all I have. . .

I used the 1:24 import racer rims, they measure about 18 inches IRL so you can use the stock tires with em.

if you want to stick with your swaped rims.. itll be better if the wheels can go under the guards (tuck in properly) so they dont stick out.

just a 2nd opinion

Yeah, I'd like to tuck them in, only a couple problems with that. A: I'll have to chop some off the brake discs, and B: I would have to trim the mounting shaft on the wheels. I haven't figured out a good way to do that yet. I've already cut them off even with the edge of the rim. . . I need another 1/8 to a 1/4 of an inch to get them inside the fender well. . .

And out comes the Dremel. . . Here is the revised test fit with the wheels recessed into the fender wells. . . :feedback

Hmmm...I agree the stock wheels are kinda boring, but I'm just not a fan of the huge wheel/rubber band tire look. As for the interior, it might not look bad in dark brown or butterscotch (or maybe a combination of the two), or better yet, light grey (a sort of cement color).

I hadn't thought of grey. That is a color, that, the more I think about it, might be exactly what I use. Thanks Mox!

New wheels. Thanks for the idea gafotes. A 1:24th import racer was what I used, plus I have an extra set for something else. . .

Yes - in my opinion the 1:24 wheels look the best. Not too big, but more agressive than the originals.

As for the interior have you considered maroon/dark red seats and door inserts, with gray trim (dashboard, centre console, etc).

:cheers

Those look sweet! hat Good choice of rims, looks real blingin now :wink

Looks much better with the 1:24 rims, now just de-chrome em.. :giggle

Update: The interior is done, all I have to do is finish the engine insert and detail the undercarriage. . .