JC Type 25 SC Elise wheels
Discussion
Scuffers said:
strange question?
what kind of wheels are you after or do you just mean replacement OEM ones?
Why is it a strange question?? and it's 'Wheel' not 'wheels'. what kind of wheels are you after or do you just mean replacement OEM ones?
As in your name, I've 'scuffed' the rear offside alloy quite bad and no amount of filler is going to help repair it, so I'm looking for a replacement, I don't know of another way to put it!
Cheers.
Mr Sea said:
Scuffers said:
strange question?
what kind of wheels are you after or do you just mean replacement OEM ones?
Why is it a strange question?? and it's 'Wheel' not 'wheels'. what kind of wheels are you after or do you just mean replacement OEM ones?
As in your name, I've 'scuffed' the rear offside alloy quite bad and no amount of filler is going to help repair it, so I'm looking for a replacement, I don't know of another way to put it!
Cheers.

Scuffers said:
Mr Sea said:
Scuffers said:
strange question?
what kind of wheels are you after or do you just mean replacement OEM ones?
Why is it a strange question?? and it's 'Wheel' not 'wheels'. what kind of wheels are you after or do you just mean replacement OEM ones?
As in your name, I've 'scuffed' the rear offside alloy quite bad and no amount of filler is going to help repair it, so I'm looking for a replacement, I don't know of another way to put it!
Cheers.

bye bye Mr Helpful.....'Strange, very Strange!The JC wheels have a special paint job - you want one the same either you have to hope for a secondhand one coming up, see www.seloc.org but don't hold your breath, or you go to a Lotus dealer and buy one. End of.
Only other option is to change the wheels entirely, if you go with forged jobbies then you're probably back to one of the Lotus dealers again, if you go for after market then there are plenty of options availaible - again see www.seloc.org
Change the wheels though and expect questions to be asked as to why and to get less for the car should you come to sell.
And you put this in the wrong place - try the Lotus Elise/Exige forum on here.
Only other option is to change the wheels entirely, if you go with forged jobbies then you're probably back to one of the Lotus dealers again, if you go for after market then there are plenty of options availaible - again see www.seloc.org
Change the wheels though and expect questions to be asked as to why and to get less for the car should you come to sell.
And you put this in the wrong place - try the Lotus Elise/Exige forum on here.
Stephanie Plum said:
The JC wheels have a special paint job - you want one the same either you have to hope for a secondhand one coming up, see www.seloc.org but don't hold your breath, or you go to a Lotus dealer and buy one. End of.
Only other option is to change the wheels entirely, if you go with forged jobbies then you're probably back to one of the Lotus dealers again, if you go for after market then there are plenty of options availaible - again see www.seloc.org
Change the wheels though and expect questions to be asked as to why and to get less for the car should you come to sell.
And you put this in the wrong place - try the Lotus Elise/Exige forum on here.
Thanks a lot Stephanie.Only other option is to change the wheels entirely, if you go with forged jobbies then you're probably back to one of the Lotus dealers again, if you go for after market then there are plenty of options availaible - again see www.seloc.org
Change the wheels though and expect questions to be asked as to why and to get less for the car should you come to sell.
And you put this in the wrong place - try the Lotus Elise/Exige forum on here.
P.S I did put this on the Elise/Exige forum and It was there for two days without a single reply, I had more success this way.
Cheers
Mr Sea said:
Thanks a lot so far. Here is a pic of damage, it may be repairable but I thought it might put the balance of the wheel out if filler is applied. It’s well gouged out and deep.
What do you think? Get it repaired?
Many thanks for your help so far!

Rub down with wet and dry - mask up prime and the best rattle can match - TBH thats mild for kerbing What do you think? Get it repaired?
Many thanks for your help so far!

Mr Sea said:
Thanks a lot so far. Here is a pic of damage, it may be repairable but I thought it might put the balance of the wheel out if filler is applied. It’s well gouged out and deep.
What do you think? Get it repaired?
Many thanks for your help so far!
That's in better condition than mine when I had them done - mine was a proper deep gouge out of the face of the wheel.What do you think? Get it repaired?
Many thanks for your help so far!
I got mine refurbed at http://www.thewheelspecialist.co.uk - Fareham branch. Four wheels for £270. However, if the Type 25 wheels have special colour on then I don't know where this leaves you.
TankRizzo said:
Mr Sea said:
Thanks a lot so far. Here is a pic of damage, it may be repairable but I thought it might put the balance of the wheel out if filler is applied. It’s well gouged out and deep.
What do you think? Get it repaired?
Many thanks for your help so far!
That's in better condition than mine when I had them done - mine was a proper deep gouge out of the face of the wheel.What do you think? Get it repaired?
Many thanks for your help so far!
I got mine refurbed at http://www.thewheelspecialist.co.uk - Fareham branch. Four wheels for £270. However, if the Type 25 wheels have special colour on then I don't know where this leaves you.
This thread has now been moved to the dark room where very few folk hang out! Where's the light switch?
That looks very refurb-able. Try these guys too for a quote http://www.wickedwheels.co.uk/
Gassing Station | Elise/Exige/Europa/340R | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



Hello, is that the Essex Police?........I'd like to report someone please..........