Grand Sport Cyber Gray with Forgestar wheel finishes??? Which would you choose?
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Grand Sport Cyber Gray with Forgestar wheel finishes??? Which would you choose?
2010 Grand Sport Cyber Gray with Forgestar wheel finishes. Which one would you choose???
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CaliMountainSnake423 (03-01-2019)
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Honestly, I think the factory GS wheels look much better than the Forgestars.
That being said, I think Black or Gunmetal would look great.
White could be interesting as a contrast and would go good with white fender hashes.
That being said, I think Black or Gunmetal would look great.
White could be interesting as a contrast and would go good with white fender hashes.
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Factory GS wheels
I absolutely agree as well. Those factory GS wheels looks amazing with your car. I have a 2013 GS in cyber gray as well with chrome factory GS wheels and I love it. But good luck with your decision.
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I'd choose the silver finish,
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Since you are picking out fugly wheels, you may as well get the fugly monster green to boot.
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Gunmetal, DDT, or one of the blacks.
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Gloss black. 100%.
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I'd go with silver to keep it tame, towards an OEM+ look. One of the grays would be great, but not on a gray car... monochromatic.
If you want a slightly modded look, I think one of the bronzes - even the brighter Sun Gold - would look good!
On the extreme end, you could potentially pull off the colored wheel look. In my opinion, however, this is reserved for track cars or aggressively modded cars. Not really my taste, but some reds and blues look good when matched with basic body colors - white, gray, black, silver, and the like. Google this, and you will see the style!
I don't understand your attitude...
If you want a slightly modded look, I think one of the bronzes - even the brighter Sun Gold - would look good!
On the extreme end, you could potentially pull off the colored wheel look. In my opinion, however, this is reserved for track cars or aggressively modded cars. Not really my taste, but some reds and blues look good when matched with basic body colors - white, gray, black, silver, and the like. Google this, and you will see the style!
I don't understand your attitude...
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[QUOTE=KingCorvette93;1598972288]I'd go with silver to keep it tame, towards an OEM+ look. One of the grays would be great, but not on a gray car... monochromatic.
If you want a slightly modded look, I think one of the bronzes - even the brighter Sun Gold - would look good!
On the extreme end, you could potentially pull off the colored wheel look. In my opinion, however, this is reserved for track cars or aggressively modded cars. Not really my taste, but some reds and blues look good when matched with basic body colors - white, gray, black, silver, and the like. Google this, and you will see the
it will actually be set up for a street/track hpde car but I am not sure which wheel color I would go with if I did run a forgestar. Does anyone know what the widest front tire you can run on this factory front wheel?
If you want a slightly modded look, I think one of the bronzes - even the brighter Sun Gold - would look good!
On the extreme end, you could potentially pull off the colored wheel look. In my opinion, however, this is reserved for track cars or aggressively modded cars. Not really my taste, but some reds and blues look good when matched with basic body colors - white, gray, black, silver, and the like. Google this, and you will see the
it will actually be set up for a street/track hpde car but I am not sure which wheel color I would go with if I did run a forgestar. Does anyone know what the widest front tire you can run on this factory front wheel?
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I had CF5s and F14s in black and graphite black. My 2 cents is buy them unfinished and pick something with a more tint but not all the way to gloss black and have a local powder coater do it. The cost is about $100 a wheel and you aren't limited to Forgestar's crappy selection. Take a look at the finishes Brixston Forged, Signature wheels and BC Forged wheels offer. They all have brushed black tints of different depth that would look much better than the Forgestar choices.
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