Examples in full brushed and bushed enters & polished rims/lips

Thoughts ... ?


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And just for fun ... without hardware

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I like without hardware...but, most will prefer with.



Jeff-

Without the hardware... its a smooth wheel, the car itself is pretty slippery and smooth .I think hardware would standout too much

https://zweck.com/i-30522380-fifteen...orged-2pc.html
I like the non hardware for a Porsche wheel, these fifteen 52 outlaw wheels are cool too, I think they have some color variations if you haven't seen them it may be worth the time to look

Ryan .... was thinking the same
And yes I have been seriously entertaining the Fifteen52 outlaws as well

Steve

I dig those Rotiforms.... and since you ARE calling this a "hot rod" the hardware doesn't seem to be out of bounds. You aren't doing an original restoration here. :)

I think the hardware is a nice touch for THIS project. You can't please everyone. :D

My little grey jellybean...


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Wheel option in brushed finish is sick. I prefer the hardware look myself. Either way you choose, it will be too tough to handle.

Hardware or not
 

Aaaaahhhhhh ... you guys are killing me LOL ... :headscratch:

Cant go wrong either way but definitely going brushed finish centers

Jeff ... FAVOURITE modern day Porsche colour buddy !!

Steve