Need help choosing rims
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Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 2,652
From: Colorado
I feel I'm the rare exception because I dont care for all black wheels. Brushed aluminum is my weapon of choice. Also I think it's fine to break up the wheels with 2 different colors or textures.
On the white cs in the post just prior to mine, I'm not too keen about the appearance because to me it feels like it's playing a trick with me visually and making it feel like it's riding high like a pickup. It feels worse on the rear end. I think what would set that car off and make it took right is to paint the lower plastic panels (rear lower fascia, chin spoiler, and side skirts) to match the car all around. I think that's that car looks a little off with the all black wheel.
On the white cs in the post just prior to mine, I'm not too keen about the appearance because to me it feels like it's playing a trick with me visually and making it feel like it's riding high like a pickup. It feels worse on the rear end. I think what would set that car off and make it took right is to paint the lower plastic panels (rear lower fascia, chin spoiler, and side skirts) to match the car all around. I think that's that car looks a little off with the all black wheel.
Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 19
From: NW Arkansas
I feel I'm the rare exception because I dont care for all black wheels. Brushed aluminum is my weapon of choice. Also I think it's fine to break up the wheels with 2 different colors or textures.
On the white cs in the post just prior to mine, I'm not too keen about the appearance because to me it feels like it's playing a trick with me visually and making it feel like it's riding high like a pickup. It feels worse on the rear end. I think what would set that car off and make it took right is to paint the lower plastic panels (rear lower fascia, chin spoiler, and side skirts) to match the car all around. I think that's that car looks a little off with the all black wheel.
On the white cs in the post just prior to mine, I'm not too keen about the appearance because to me it feels like it's playing a trick with me visually and making it feel like it's riding high like a pickup. It feels worse on the rear end. I think what would set that car off and make it took right is to paint the lower plastic panels (rear lower fascia, chin spoiler, and side skirts) to match the car all around. I think that's that car looks a little off with the all black wheel.
5th Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 2,652
From: Colorado
I didnt even see that in the OP. Thanks for pointing it out. Once you get it lowered I think that wheel tire combo you have is going to fit perfectly. The radius of it matches the wheel well pretty much dead on.
