[Merciless58]

are the wheels cast or Flow forged? I'm very concerned about strength and weight.

Thanks,

[Kyddo112]

Originally Posted by Merciless58

beautiful combo, Def like both color setup. Thinking about going with verde as well, though I'm aiming for the 3D lip. Mind sharing where did you get the wheels?

Thanks, I got the package from TireRack for about 1800 shipped for wheels/tires/tpms/mount and balance

Originally Posted by Merciless58

are the wheels cast or Flow forged? I'm very concerned about strength and weight.

Thanks,

Yeah they're def. not forged.

[Merciless58]

Originally Posted by Kyddo112

Thanks, I got the package from TireRack for about 1800 shipped for wheels/tires/tpms/mount and balance



Yeah they're def. not forged.

Thanks

[SilverRevlis]

Either way I like both colors, but that silver does have a slight edge on the gunmetal.

[F10ARNOLD]

Originally Posted by Kyddo112

here's how it looked with the gunmetal colored wheels

Dam!! Looks way better then before

[F10ARNOLD]

Originally Posted by Kyddo112

here's how it looked with the gunmetal colored wheels

Did you plasti dip yourself? If so can you guide me please on the steps..

[The_M6]

Originally Posted by F10ARNOLD

Did you plasti dip yourself? If so can you guide me please on the steps..

It's very easy, you just have to take your time. I did this a few time on Style 65s on my E39.

I took my wheels off of the car but as you can see in this video, it's not necessary but I recommend it.

[F10ARNOLD]

Originally Posted by Blu550

It's very easy, you just have to take your time. I did this a few time on Style 65s on my E39.

I took my wheels off of the car but as you can see in this video, it's not necessary but I recommend it.

Thanks for the tutorial video
Appreciate that..

[ThaiBruin]

Originally Posted by F10ARNOLD

Did you plasti dip yourself? If so can you guide me please on the steps..

If you're worried about doing it yourself, there are a million shops in LA that will do all 4 wheels for about $150. I paid about $140 to do my OEM wheels and I think they did a great job.

[F10ARNOLD]

Originally Posted by ThaiBruin

If you're worried about doing it yourself, there are a million shops in LA that will do all 4 wheels for about $150. I paid about $140 to do my OEM wheels and I think they did a great job.

Oh ok thanks for the price range.. needed that one

[Almaretto]

Well done. I love plasti-dip for the same reason. Protects rims and can always switch it up. Gunmetal is a great color but prefer the aluminum contrast with your exterior paint.

[jonathanstan]

Originally Posted by Kyddo112

here's how it looked with the gunmetal colored wheels

wow looks very nice. What is the spec on those wheels/tires and do you have to modify anthing to fit?

[Almaretto]

Originally Posted by Jet in Oz

If you get bored with the plastidip can you go back without damaging your original finish?

Yes. You can repair nicks by smoothing out with paint thinner and then applying new coat. Or, easily peels off, when ready, the more coats you add.

Originally Posted by lsturbointeg

yep! it's just a temporary color change. but on wheels with small cracks and crevises i've read that's it's a pain. but on big panels not a big deal

It is not bad. Just important to not rush the job.

Originally Posted by ThaiBruin

If you're worried about doing it yourself, there are a million shops in LA that will do all 4 wheels for about $150. I paid about $140 to do my OEM wheels and I think they did a great job.

You can get 4 black and 3 gloss for $50-60 on ebay. Or, there is always the option to pay someone to do it.