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Those look awesome hmmm me thinks gold centers would look pretty sweet too, but then again I've got a thing for gold
figured I might as well share some shots with my current wheels, just a set of s-lites painted gold, hopefully they'll be my winter wheels soon (I'm waiting for a certain set of wheels to be released by 1552, in gold of course ).
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/xstartxtodayx/6936323528/http://www.flickr.com/photos/xstartxtodayx/6936323528/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/xstartxtodayx/, on Flickr
Are you considering getting spacers at all or leaving it as is? Spacers might add some aggressiveness to them, but if you're not concerned about it they look great as they are.
Are you considering getting spacers at all or leaving it as is? Spacers might add some aggressiveness to them, but if you're not concerned about it they look great as they are.
Thinking about spacers actually but I would have to switch out the tires for a little stretch. I'd slam it down as well if I do that. Will give me something to tinker with this season.
What color (brand) of gold did you use for your wheels? They look very nice.
Good Job!
Thanks. It's callled "gold rush metallic" by Rustoleum I used the same color on my old BBS CH wheels I had on my Audi and VW, they also have a slightly darker shade called "burnished brass metallic" that I used on an even older VW that's also really nice. I keep saying I'm going to get them powdercoated this time but end up spray painting them again these aren't perfect, they got chipped a little when the tires were mounted, but not too bad.