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08-28-2007 #1
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Help me choose between two wheels
I had already bought foose nitrous grey's but didnt like the 20's in the rear so i sold them, the plan was to reorder them in 18's all around but now i am looking a raceline's jaded 2. Help me choose between the two for my 70 chevelle (which is going to be put in black paint)..
Nitrous grey
Jaded 2
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08-28-2007 #2
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Either would look great. They will each give your car a totally different look.
08-28-2007 #3
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Thats what im thinking cant decide if want the bling or for the car to be dark.
Originally Posted by Boesch
08-29-2007 #4
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I would go dark, it makes the car look more serious
08-29-2007 #5
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post a pic of the car please.
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08-29-2007 #6
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Exactly. Originally Posted by Boesch
Normally I'm not a fan of full-polished wheels except on Black cars where anything goes.I like the color & overall look of the Foose wheels but I hate all those fake bolts on the perimeter...doesn't do it for me and just a bitch to keep clean.Up-keep on the polished wheels will obviously require more attention.
Hard for me to pick just one wheel/per car...that must be why I have a garage full of options...can't pick just one.
Don't you just hate it when you think you have your whole wheel thing figured out...whamo...another wheel catches your eye...
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08-29-2007 #7
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I don't like those extra bolts. If it's a three piece wheel then it's okay, but otherwise it's just too poser.
08-29-2007 #8
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Don't like them either (extra fake bolts) Originally Posted by GetMore
08-30-2007 #9
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I think I like the nitrous grey wheels better with a black car.
08-30-2007 #10
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I think the polished ones would be better.
08-30-2007 #11
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+1...The Foose wheel are getting overdone Originally Posted by ponchopwr70
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08-31-2007 #12
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w/Black center!
Jaded 2
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08-31-2007 #13
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I agree about the Foose wheels. They are gorgeous, but becoming pretty common. If you don't want the car too blinged out, you don't have to run polished centers. Black would make your car a serious dark horse.
08-31-2007 #14
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Jaded 2 With Satin Centers.
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09-01-2007 #15
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Foose!
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