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Maybe a combination of wheel design and them not being black - maybe black wheels match the tire color and makes them look bigger? Not sure. They do have a bigger presence in person though... especially with the depth the et20 offets on the front show.

Thanks 👍 Unfortunately the only scale picture is the one I posted above.

Oh geez, I thought the R wheels were 11 in the back and 10.5 in front! I corrected that in my post above sorry about that. Thanks for the correction.

Wow... Very cool you had them on your 89. How did they work out for you? How many years of use did you get before you had to replace them?

Same here. No idea why they faded. I saw that litespeed did a lot of work with higher end exotics, so that's what got me looking into them again. It seems litespeed have some pretty intense priming and color coating processes... hopefully those resist corrosion well.

Not yet. My understanding is that magnesium is harder to bend than than something made from aluminum - for example. But, they're impossible to fix once they do bend. I guess we'll see how it goes 🙂

No problem! Yeah, I think the price is more than reasonable for what they are.

Thanks:like: These wheels ran about $6,300, and took about 3 months to make.

19x11 in the back, 19x10.5 in the front :)

After months of going back and forth with Patrick from litespeed (amazing guy by the way) on offsets, color, style, etc - I finally received my magnesium litespeed RS5 matte bronze wheels today. They came in at a staggering 16.8 lb... Which I believe may be even a tad bit lighter than the...

Awesome!!

Thanks! Sorry, I totally missed this. I was actually at the track recently, and parked next to a GT350R w/the R OEM spoiler. TBH, the one I have (which should be the non-oe one) looked extremely close to R OEM one. Much closer than I expected. Biggest difference I could tell was the...

Nice! Glad you found it useful. Good luck, and let me know how you make out!

Looks great! Nicely done.

Yeah, sucks for sure. Within 30 seconds of turning my pump on, the temp starts dropping. It usually only takes maybe 3 minutes for it to go from 230 to sub 200, and I can usually get it to sub 170 if I leave it on for a bit. Another option is to simply try a thicker fluid. The stuff they put in...

It's a 1960s repro badge, with some red accents.

Sure, here's a few more pics. I just took my factory base spoiler, cut it, 3D-printed some end caps, then added an LED strip. Was intending for it to be on for just a few weeks, to cover the holes until I could get the deck lid re-painted. But oddly, I ended up kinda liking it, so haven't...

Yeah, it's really not too bad. I'd recommend just getting a few extra random straight and right-angle AN adapters. Once your're in there, you'll find easier ways to do everything, and having some extra adapter options makes that a bit easier.

Sure...here you go! https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Dd7Ma5aOi82EaPX_W4c7iVXd1reg0tTbvYwJ-KErB5o/edit#gid=0

It's just a basic, standard $20 trickle charger from Amazon. I cut the wires from one side of the plug and extended the run directly to the battery with a 30-amp inline fuse. I then took a picture of the plug, scanned it into my 3D modeling program, and designed and 3D printed a honeycomb-shaped...