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Much betterChatGPT result of asking it to make them gunmetal
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Soldato
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Bit further and you'll get to silve to match the nuts. 
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100% better, the lack of high gloss makes the detail in the wheel pop.ChatGPT result of asking it to make them gunmetal
ChatGPT result of asking it to make them gunmetal
Great, changing wheel colour, style, and ride height in Photoshop is my signature move that people come to me for, and now AI has taken that from me. *sigh*
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The bots are taking our jobs!
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My subscribers beg to differ
Working on the Austin with nips out?
Lubing himself up with Castrol's finest 10w40
I'd still go silver. Need to break the grey on black on grey a bit with something a bit lighter imo.ChatGPT result of asking it to make them gunmetal
ban on one side permaban on the other.
Only way to go - Sell them and then get the RTR Tech 7 in the staggered combo fitment, in matte charcoal. 20x9.5 and 20x10.5. 265/35/20R up front and 305/30/20R on the rear. £2k for the alloys, about £150 for new TPMS with metal stems, and then Conti SC7 about £200 ea front and £250 ea rear. Total spends about £3k.ChatGPT result of asking it to make them gunmetal
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Got a set of shinier slightly bigger wheels for the E30, always fancied some polished wheels on the car:
The tyres are over ten years old and I feel a little stretched at 215/45/16 plus unsafe.
Stock size was 205/55/15 and the closest match rolling radius is 225/45/16 so will get some fresh boots in that size though it’s a very limited size with not so great tyres either Nankang or Toyo.
Only other option is try to find some wider foot print 215/45/16 tyres the photographed side are Dunlop winter/all season and don’t appear stretched but other side is Pirelli summer tyres same size but like stretched. Wheels are 8” wide so will run square setup same as stock which are 7.5” all round.
To be honest my 15” are Toyo T1R and I find the grip good in dry, slippy in wet but it’s a dry weather car. So TR1 is newer and better than what I had so may just get those in the size I want
Over moon with looks!
The tyres are over ten years old and I feel a little stretched at 215/45/16 plus unsafe.
Stock size was 205/55/15 and the closest match rolling radius is 225/45/16 so will get some fresh boots in that size though it’s a very limited size with not so great tyres either Nankang or Toyo.
Only other option is try to find some wider foot print 215/45/16 tyres the photographed side are Dunlop winter/all season and don’t appear stretched but other side is Pirelli summer tyres same size but like stretched. Wheels are 8” wide so will run square setup same as stock which are 7.5” all round.
To be honest my 15” are Toyo T1R and I find the grip good in dry, slippy in wet but it’s a dry weather car. So TR1 is newer and better than what I had so may just get those in the size I want
Over moon with looks!