[iconoclast]

anyone here put on a set??? if so do you have any photos? thanks.

thinking about:

 

[JBss]

i think there is a 525 w/ mtech on bimmerfest that has them.

it's a japanese guy if i'm not mistaken.

 

[iconoclast]

ill look into it... thanks.

 

[SoCalJD]

I just saw a white E-39 at the SD Autoshow that had gold rims...and I thought (as did the people with me) they looked horrible on the car. However...I think they *could* look good on a LMB or maybe Chiaretto REd.

 

[iconoclast]

i think there is a 525 w/ mtech on bimmerfest that has them.

found a set of GTII on a LMB, but it didnt look right... wheel was very small and it was two tone...

I just saw a white E-39 at the SD Autoshow that had gold rims...and I thought (as did the people with me) they looked horrible on the car. However...I think they *could* look good on a LMB or maybe Chiaretto REd.

which wheel was it? do you have photos?

 

[SoCalJD]

found a set of GTII on a LMB, but it didnt look right... wheel was very small and it was two tone...



which wheel was it? do you have photos?

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Not sure, but it was on a Group 5 Motorsport car. Maybe there's a pic at www.group5motorsport.com? They were bright gold...bronze might work.

 

[iconoclast]

thanks... not sure this is the best car for it. trying to find photos, to see how it looks...

 

[SoCalJD]

thanks... not sure this is the best car for it. trying to find photos, to see how it looks...

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What color is your car?

 

[iconoclast]

jet black.

 

[SoCalJD]

jet black.

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Might work on JB. I'd hate to spend big $ to find out otherwise though. I just know they looked awful on the white car. A white M5 is pure, understated class. To put those gold rims on it would be like James Bond getting a lip ring.

 

[#9 batMobile]

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To put those gold rims on it would be like James Bond getting a lip ring.

Dude, you are a crack up. HAHAHAHAH Good analogy tho! :applause:

 

[Need4Spd]

Gold, star-shaped Speedline wheels were the hallmark of earlier era Ferraris. Basket-weave lace wheels, often in gold, were common on first generation 3 series BMWs. I rather liked the look, especially on Ferraris, but only on certain color cars. They went well with red and black cars. I think they'd color clash on a silver car.

 

[SoCalJD]

Gold, star-shaped Speedline wheels were the hallmark of earlier era Ferraris. Basket-weave lace wheels, often in gold, were common on first generation 3 series BMWs. I rather liked the look, especially on Ferraris, but only on certain color cars. They went well with red and black cars. I think they'd color clash on a silver car.

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Yep. The wheels I saw were seriously bling, unlike the OP's. So, in answer to the original question: I like the wheels, and they'd probably look great on a JB. Personally, I'd rather see someone else spend the $ to verify that though.

 

[iconoclast]

same here... i dont want to dump ~5k on wheels only to find it out it doesnt look right...

 

[iconoclast]

extremely crude edit however just for ideas:

 

[iconoclast]

 

[SoCalJD]

extremely crude edit however just for ideas:

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Yikes!oohhh: Don't like them, personally.

 

[iconoclast]

in the edited photo i do not care for it either, but i do like it on the m3...

 

[SoCalJD]

in the edited photo i do not care for it either, but i do like it on the m3...

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Exactly! Weird how they can look so good on an M3 and so crappy on an M5.:dunno:

 

[iconoclast]

alright another crappy edit:

how about there???