Hello All,

I have noticed that lots of cars are appearing with Gold OZ SuperTourismo Wheels.

Where are people buying them from ?

How much do they cost ?

What size rubber is being used ?

Are they the standard Scooby Rim offset (I know PeterC has released a separate Brembo brake kit for these wheels so I'll Assume they are a slightly different offset) ?

Thanks Again

Ian Gratton.

 

Pete's modified Brembo kit is for the Speedline SuperTourismo's i beleive.

 

Ian,

See thread in 'General Questions' section:
17" wheels and "know your speed traps"

Paul

[This message has been edited by PaulMc (edited 14-09-1999).]

 

OZ Super Ts - available from a number of dealers £700 - £1300 for a set of four depending where you go/how good you are at negotiating!

Manufactured in Japan not Italy specially for Subaru so fit perfectly!

Look the dogs dangly bits!!

 

Ian.

Give Malc or Mark a ring at 'Tyres Northampton' on 01604 588599 and tell them I gave you their number. He'll do you a good deal on them.

Stef.

[This message has been edited by Stephan (edited 15-09-1999).]

 

Oh I'm really pissed off!
I saw a scoob with gold OZ super Ts a few months ago, but stupidly thought that the owner must of had them painted, as I've only ever seen silver ones.
So anyway I forgot about them, and I ordered some Raceline RL-7s in gold.
Then what happens I read this thread and discovered they do make them in gold!!
OOH I could wrestle an action man,(one for the old Crackerjack fans there).
So if anyone wants some brand new 17"RL-7s, still in their boxes you can e-mail me with your offers.
I'm off to buy some GOLD OZ super ts.
DOH!!!!!!

cheers Dave.

 

The mod to the Brembo kit is indeed for the Speedline SuperTourismos. Being a 55mm offset, they run rather too close to the calipers. They need spacing slightly. This is achieved by machining the bell down by about 2mm and adding a 5mm spacer (effectively spacing out by 3mm). The wheels still centre on the hub.

It isn't possible to fit the AP Racing calipers under the Speedlines, they would need a much larger spacer which would require longer studs, not centre on the hub, and run the risk of fouling the arches.

Other than that the Speedlines are nice wheels. Especially in charcoal grey. :-)

Cheers,

Pat.