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Old 18th February 2007, 23:56   #1
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photoshop request.. dinan *gasp* wheels on my car...
just discovered what a lemon i am - had a hard time finding straight side shots of my car despite the zillion pics i have taken.

i've put the bigger pics in case it is easier for you guys to play with. THANK YOU in advance for your help.

would someone please p-shop the 18 inch dinan wheels on my wagon?

the first side shot is of the car with 19 inch acs.


the second shot is with the 18 in bbs rc.


i tried looking for a nice flat pic of the wheel, didnt find any sharp ones on their website...

your help is very much appreciated - from someone with ZERO p-shop skills/experience.
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Old 19th February 2007, 00:51   #2
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Man that wagon looks good with those ACS type 3! I would not change a thing!
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Old 19th February 2007, 01:02   #3
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Old 19th February 2007, 02:54   #4
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acs look choice.
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ACS Type II's look very sweet wouldn't change a thing if I were you. These rims are considered a little old school for the e39, however in reality these rims suit the car to an absolute tee.

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i am with the guys here but i am also curious on the out come with the dinan wheels on that S3...g/l jack
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I am not happy with either of these, maybe its because I was half asleep when I did them. I might try to redo them later.





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i m 100% pro shnitzers but hey the dinans look pretty sweet to on the car.
great combination either way.
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RC's IMO.

I have the ACS ones in 18" , but the BBS weigh about half of them.

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Jack, if you sell the ACS, please do let me know...
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