SE37A Picture request
10-07-02, 07:23 PM
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SE37A Picture request
Hey guys,
I was wondering if anyone had the SE37A rims on their car or had any pictures of FD's with them mounted. It would help alot becuase I am deciding between LE37Ts or the SE37K. Thanks alot guys....help me out=)
I was wondering if anyone had the SE37A rims on their car or had any pictures of FD's with them mounted. It would help alot becuase I am deciding between LE37Ts or the SE37K. Thanks alot guys....help me out=)
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10-07-02, 09:10 PM
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why are you asking for pics of se37a, when your two choices are le37ts and se37k?
anyways here is a link http://www.rayswheels.co.jp/
anyways here is a link http://www.rayswheels.co.jp/
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Ok found some...
I will say that while they're great looking wheels and exceptionally light (try 16.5lbs for an 18x9.5) they do not hold up well to daily abuse when you're using agressive pads such as Hawk HP's. They'll require a daily wash practically. I don't know how possible it is, but if you do purchase these wheels, have them clear coated. Sure, it'll add a few ounces per wheel, but the surface luster will last.
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I will say that while they're great looking wheels and exceptionally light (try 16.5lbs for an 18x9.5) they do not hold up well to daily abuse when you're using agressive pads such as Hawk HP's. They'll require a daily wash practically. I don't know how possible it is, but if you do purchase these wheels, have them clear coated. Sure, it'll add a few ounces per wheel, but the surface luster will last.
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10-10-02, 02:58 AM
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Those ARE bronze AP 5200's w/blue lettering ala Alcon calipers. Preferred the gold to the black so I did them myself :-) 13" rotors currently. Haven't upgraded the rears as of yet but I probably will before hitting the track.
10-11-02, 08:07 AM
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Did you actually weigh your wheels yourself or is the 16.5 lbs what you were quoted? That seems awful light, even for TE37s or SSR comps. Not doubting, just wondering.
Also has anyone seen the silver finish up close? Is it paint, or a shot-peened finish like the bronze?
Did you actually weigh your wheels yourself or is the 16.5 lbs what you were quoted? That seems awful light, even for TE37s or SSR comps. Not doubting, just wondering.
Also has anyone seen the silver finish up close? Is it paint, or a shot-peened finish like the bronze?
10-11-02, 04:49 PM
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Both. I was quoted about 16lbs. and I had them weighed on a post office scale. When I pulled the wheels out of the box I had to knock on them to make sure they were really metal and not plastic. They're stupid light for lack of a better term :-) Max has a set of the K's and I'm sure he can confirm.
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10-11-02, 06:19 PM
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My 17x8.5" SE37K was 15.2-15.4 lbs with the valve stem and center cap. The 17x9.5" was 16.6 lbs. I would guess that the 18x9.5" are closer to 18 lbs each (or perhaps the A is lighter than the K), but I haven't weighed any myself and that is about as light a wheel as you could hope for.
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