I had a setup along these lines on my FX35. Instead of black, the accents were color matched to the color of the car, a dark silver in my case. It looks really good overall, and very custom.the next big thing is definitely brushed aluminum face with color (usually black) on the inner sides of the spokes
Funny...in Texas (at least the DFW area), Black with Chrome and Black with Silver is about all you see here (especially where I live, lots of Mercedes and BMWs)...I was thinking of going with a darker wheel to be different.I had a setup along these lines on my FX35. Instead of black, the accents were color matched to the color of the car, a dark silver in my case. It looks really good overall, and very custom.
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Now, with the A5, color-matched for me would be black, but as someone said above, the black-on-black look is starting to get a little bit overdone, especially in the SoCal car show scene. Even on the street, there are tons of "wanna-be" vehicles adopting it.
Gotta find the next thing to stay ahead of the game.![]()
LOLaccording to GQ magazine, dark wheels are going to be the next big thing.... ICK
Actually what I meant was this...I had a setup along these lines on my FX35. Instead of black, the accents were color matched to the color of the car, a dark silver in my case. It looks really good overall, and very custom.SupraBlur said:the next big thing is definitely brushed aluminum face with color (usually black) on the inner sides of the spokes
Now, with the A5, color-matched for me would be black, but as someone said above, the black-on-black look is starting to get a little bit overdone, especially in the SoCal car show scene. Even on the street, there are tons of "wanna-be" vehicles adopting it.
Gotta find the next thing to stay ahead of the game.![]()
Well I guess it's good I didn't get them thenAxis aka Craxis.
They may have gotten better, but have a long history of cracking under load.....
Plus overall their wheel construction is kind of cheesy -- most of the "multi-piece" wheels are actually one piece cast wheels that have fake bolts going through them.Axis aka Craxis.
They may have gotten better, but have a long history of cracking under load.....