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I though the low-gloss black would look killer. Especially with the titanium bolts and I get a 2-lb per a wheel weight savings.[/QUOTE]
I think the black with titanium fasteners would look bitchin' |
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Here's a link to the bolts and finishes.. http://www.forgeline.com/wheels/accessories.html |
After looking at the link to Forgeline's page, I would go with Onyx black centers and titanium fasteners. The carbon black centers may look good too. Decisions, decisions.....
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I would pop for the light weight bolts
do gloss grey centers.
I like the way they were before. I also saw photos of the car when the centers were silver. I liked that too. I know that is not the look you are going for... |
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I'm digging the carbon black though.. like you said, decisions. It's between the carbon black and the gunmetal (gloss). |
My dad has always said choosing the right wheel is the hardest decision to make during a build. I am starting to think he is right, because I too, will soon be in the same predicament. I am not sure what wheels I want to go with for my Elky, I was actually throwing aroung the idea of going with polished Forgeline SP3P's or Intro Vista 5's.
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Carbon black, black center, titanium fasteners....final answer Regis!
I like the gun metal finish, pretty cool, but I don't think it'll work with the paint you have as well as the carbon black. And yeah, I'm lazy as hell.... :D I'd rather be drivin than cleanin. |
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He said the carbon black, if handled, shows up finger prints and oils more due to the flatter finish. He says the color is pretty cool though. Just a bit tougher to keep looking perfect. I think I will pay the extra $$ to upgrade to the TI fasteners. Seems like cheap HP. So now it's between the gun metal with TI fasteners or the Carbon with TI fasteners.. |
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