Can't decide...chrome or dark wheels on Silver
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Can't decide...chrome or dark wheels on Silver
We are having a hard time deciding on which color of new wheels to go with. Chrome or dark gray. We have a '12 Blade Silver Grand Sport and we are adding Hydro Carbon side skirts and splitter. I've always thought chrome would look best but now rethinking it. Also can't decide on spider or ZR1 wheels.
See pic of the car in my avatar.
Your thoughts or suggestions are welcome. If you have a Blade Silver or any silver for that matter, with chrome or dark wheels (Spider or ZR1) show me. Thanks!
See pic of the car in my avatar.
Your thoughts or suggestions are welcome. If you have a Blade Silver or any silver for that matter, with chrome or dark wheels (Spider or ZR1) show me. Thanks!
#6
Le Mans Master
Chrome and Silver is a stunning combination. Its a sports Car. It should be bright. Add the Chrome GS badge. And, you have a winner.
#12
Drifting
Spyder, zr1s suck to clean, I heard?
Sports cars come with silver or machine
Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, etc
Either will look good, but do you want someone to say
Nice wheels or Nice car?
Chrome is bling bling, year 2000
JMO
#15
I tend to favor the dark colors and I have comp gray on mine, but the chrome wheels in those pictures look really good with the silver. I would have to say go with the chrome or maybe consider black chrome.
#17
Race Director
I like my comp grey rims on my MS Vette.
Chrome for me is a no go on a sports car. Polished aluminum is ok but chrome is just to bright and 50's looking. Looks cheap and heavy. The true weight factor is not a factor really but an impression carried from the 50's.
Now I am not saying chrome rimed Vettes are bad looking, it just isn't my style to be driving one.
Chrome for me is a no go on a sports car. Polished aluminum is ok but chrome is just to bright and 50's looking. Looks cheap and heavy. The true weight factor is not a factor really but an impression carried from the 50's.
Now I am not saying chrome rimed Vettes are bad looking, it just isn't my style to be driving one.