Signature SV501 wheels




I just received my forged Signature SV501 wheels in gloss Gunmetal, and had a new set of MPSC2 ZP tyres placed on them to get ready for my next track day. They really are a fantastic wheel and extremely reasonably priced for a fully forged wheel. Fronts weigh 20 lbs and the rears 22lbs. I had them made in the OEM sizing/offset.
If you are in the market for a second set of wheels I can't recommend these enough, and John Gaydos at Autoquest was fantastic to deal with. Only took three weeks to get them!
Here's a couple of pix until I get them on the car.
Bish
I just received my forged Signature SV501 wheels in gloss Gunmetal, and had a new set of MPSC2 ZP tyres placed on them to get ready for my next track day. They really are a fantastic wheel and extremely reasonably priced for a fully forged wheel. Fronts weigh 20 lbs and the rears 22lbs. I had them made in the OEM sizing/offset.
If you are in the market for a second set of wheels I can't recommend these enough, and John Gaydos at Autoquest was fantastic to deal with. Only took three weeks to get them!
Here's a couple of pix until I get them on the car.
Bish




What are the advantages of these wheels over the stock ones? Will you run these all the time (daily) or for track use only? They look fairly similar to the stock ones you have - if I'm not mistaken.




Bish




I tried to find a set of OEM Titanium wheels but wasn’t able to, and the price new is ridiculous, so one advantage is that these SV501s are much cheaper than a new set of OEM wheels, and much cheaper than something like a set of HRE’s, etc.
They are very light, and I suspect they’re lighter than the OEM wheels, so there’s another advantage.
They are are quite similar to the OEM Titanium wheels in their looks, just a darker ‘grey’.
Bish
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