Stock OZ Rims Model?
Nov 18, 2002, 06:04 AM
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Stock OZ Rims Model?
If some one could please tell me what model of OZrims the '02 OZ Rally came with that would be great. Over the weekend I guess i got a little to close to a curb while taking a corner and scrapped my right rear rim all up. I don't think it is causing a major problem but I don't like how it looks and I don't like thinking there is something not totally right with my car. I am not really looking to replace all my rims I would just like to find a replacement to the one that I damaged. Any help would be great. Thank you.
Nov 18, 2002, 06:13 AM
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You would have to get them from the dealership. These rims only come in 17inch. They are custom made by OZ for the Lancer.
I do believe they are the OZ Chorno Evolutions
I do believe they are the OZ Chorno Evolutions
Nov 18, 2002, 06:17 AM
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That is what i am finding. I just emailed my local dealer to see if they could help me. I fera that if they are "customs" replacing it isn't going to be as easy as I hoped, and I am going to have to live with the blemish.
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Uh...Pat? 17"? More like 15" 
He's right though. They're a separate version but based on the OZ Chronos. You'd have to buy them off another OZ owner or from the dealership.
EDIT: Buying a spare set off a forum member might be a good idea if you have the money. You could have 4 spares and a set of winter wheels if you should need them.
He's right though. They're a separate version but based on the OZ Chronos. You'd have to buy them off another OZ owner or from the dealership.EDIT: Buying a spare set off a forum member might be a good idea if you have the money. You could have 4 spares and a set of winter wheels if you should need them.
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Nov 18, 2002, 06:30 AM
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selling my oz rims for $375 shipped . . . for one oz rim from the dealership will cost you $400 w/o tire . . . e-mail me at llvv2@yahoo.com 
Nov 18, 2002, 07:43 AM
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im not lying, call up your local dealership and ask, mine told me $400 . . . i called another dealership and they told me $375 . . . they really be tryin to get you for your money . . .
