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I really don't know what the wheels have on them and the previous owner took really good care of the car, as I have.. but I'm not an expert with car care at all.. I might try the CLR or vinegar on just a small part of a wheel to see what it does.. it's just a lot of things to try for these...

Tried steel wool then the simichrome polish.. it helped a very little bit but i think these spots are deep down i'll try to get a pic today.

i had kind of guessed that.. but wasnt for sure.. didnt want anyone trying this and then claiming a crank no start problem.. haha.

I think they're 1 pieces and the website talks a lot about being cast and nothing about forging.. also I think buying forged wheels would be very very expensive.. but idk for sure.

Simichrome polish? I can get this at any autozone or parts store and is there a brand you recommend? also did you mean semichrome* polish?

I bought some Mother's Aluminum and Mag polish.. and it gets some of the "spots" (gonna say spots cause idk if they're water spots or what they're from) but it wont get it all off.

umm.. actually i've never tried this on my supra but on all OBD II cars this will put the car into "clear flood mode" making the injectors to turn off and not fire causing the engine to crank. but like i said.. not sure if this applies to mk3's.

Hello, I have a set of Prime wheels that are rather old but still in fairly good shape. I believe they're two piece wheels and the two different pieces are made of different materials or coatings. What's happening is that on the outer "lip" it looks like water droplets are forming. I think it...

hai

pst so my "zero-post" act doesnt get deleted. :( i just browse the forums.