Poll: Motors massive help me please with a wheel decision.......
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It would be if it were true, I never actually did it because I realised it was fairly pointless
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I'd say MMR 350 Black wheels are probably are the best from them above. However not in gloss black, as the car is too dark. I think they need to be in a contrasting colour or satin platinum. What about HRE P101's? I've been thinking about a set of them for mine and you can get them in some wild colours (I do like the Frozen iLectric Blue) .
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Personally I'd slap a set of bullit wheels on. There's loads of options on finish and I'd like the hint of yank on something so yank in the UK.
I don't really see much benefit or difference in any of the options over the stock wheels. Maybe have them painted first?
I don't really see much benefit or difference in any of the options over the stock wheels. Maybe have them painted first?
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With the colour of your car being what it is, i've gone for bronze burst 
Smoked light or black graphite?
Yeah I like the bronze burst but I dont think it will work on my car long term, after brake dust just gonna looks brown.
Anyway I need to stop looking and just buy I think because now I found a new favourite............
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stock ones over the others, but I know you need wider ones, can you get ones that look more like the stock ones but wider?
OK Colour is definetely going to be black graphite gloss or smoke light graphite gloss simply because it has so many shades. I do like black graphite because of how from some angles it is black and others gunmetal.
Here it is, base is silver with a darker top coat:
All of the wheels above pretty much scrap them, I've discovered two I feel I like even more after seeing more cars with them fitted and the weight saving is 4-5kg per wheel/tyre.
CF10's
CF5V
Love both, think I shall toss a coin on the colour and then toss the coin again on which design to go with CF10 or CF5V.
Here it is, base is silver with a darker top coat:
All of the wheels above pretty much scrap them, I've discovered two I feel I like even more after seeing more cars with them fitted and the weight saving is 4-5kg per wheel/tyre.
CF10's
CF5V
Love both, think I shall toss a coin on the colour and then toss the coin again on which design to go with CF10 or CF5V.
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out of those..
Design of the bottom one, but in the colour of the blue one that's more of the rear showing
still prefer stock though
Design of the bottom one, but in the colour of the blue one that's more of the rear showing
still prefer stock though
out of those..
Design of the bottom one, but in the colour of the blue one that a pic of the back/side one
still prefer stock though
I don't prefer stock, not much for them but Ford only give you option on colour and not design, so they will do for winter tyres or selling on.
I think colour wise I am gonna take a gamble and try the smoked graphite a colour no other Mustang owner has tried, oh to be the guinea pig.
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haha
good luck Gibbo, hope it works
good luck Gibbo, hope it works
They are nice.
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