Help Rim Advice.... Photoshop Expert Needed!!

gkrcr882

SyTyless......for now!
Re: Help Rim Advice.... Photoshop Expert Needed!!

black over black = stealthy, perfect for these trucks!:tup: any of those black wheels with the polished lip looks killer.
 

crawlinGT

Donating Member
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damn those are nice .Anybody know what you can get a set for money wise
 
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Sorry to be the odd guy i the group, but not a good look for me. I mean the wheels look nice, and the truck looks nice but they dont' go together. They look too thin, need to be a little beefier IMO.
 

crawlinGT

Donating Member
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SonomaGTlover said:
Sorry to be the odd guy i the group, but not a good look for me. I mean the wheels look nice, and the truck looks nice but they dont' go together. They look too thin, need to be a little beefier IMO.

I see what your saying i thought they looked pretty nice on the TY but to good on the SY this is why i wont put them on my sonoma gt
 

Mephisto

These trucks are cursed
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JMO... but the black on black doesnt do it for me... its like overkill... all those rims tyler posted look like theyre supposed to be 28s or 30s or whatever goddamn rediculous sizes those goons put on those escalades... they just dont look right on a syty. 16s and 17s are perfect IMO, with a touch of lowering they look proportionate and fill the wheel wells nicely. where as the bigger rims just dont look right, they look too big... like the truck is wearing clown shoes!!! sorry but thats the only analogy i can think of right now...

anyway... to each his own, its your truck... get whatever the hell ya want.

and i agree with SonomaGTlover, the spokes on the C6 wheels look a lil too thin on the syty.



...then again some 22 inch spinnies and a nice set of altezzas would look the bomb too! werrrrrrrd.

...but what do i know? im just a kid with a syclone that drives a mazda protege5
 
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