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When I went looking for new wheels for my Machine Silver vert, I knew I didn't want chrome and whatever wheel I got couldn't have rivets.
I found CCW had several wheels I liked, and offered most wheels in different finishes.
I chose CCW SP16a forged polished aluminum wheels:
Absolutely love these wheels. Strong, light weight, but after several years I'm thinking of having them anodized hyper gray (just as a change in look.)
What's too much going on??? Calipers, rotors and rivets??? Hope your car has these, or it's sitting still....
JMF
Well since you asked the chrome is to strong with the deep dish and the rivets just confuse things. I am just not a fan of chrome wheels especially deep dish on the Vette.
Your car and hope you enjoy it as much as I do mine.
I have the stock comp grey split spoke which I know is not to everybody's liking either, but works for me!
When I went looking for new wheels for my Machine Silver vert, I knew I didn't want chrome and whatever wheel I got couldn't have rivets.
I found CCW had several wheels I liked, and offered most wheels in different finishes.
I chose CCW SP16a forged polished aluminum wheels:
Absolutely love these wheels. Strong, light weight, but after several years I'm thinking of having them anodized hyper gray (just as a change in look.)
I had these EXACT same wheels on my Torch Red C5 and loved them (hated them at same time for all the cleaning)
On a silver car I would go black , or comp grey for sure. CCW and TSW make some great wheels and a decent price. Can't go wrong with either of those IMO
Is there anything avail. to replace the original wheels of a 2011-2012 Base 2LT Coupe (non GS), that has more of a "Hot Rod Look" rather than the more typical sports cars flavor?
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