Wheels

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SSR Air Stage

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SSR Bang Vec II

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WED's Sport TC105N

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Mugen NR10R

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Ill admit, Im a sucker for NASCAR style steel wheels
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I had black 15x8 Aero 50s on my '69 Cutlass 10years ago, when everyone were doing big diameters.

Had a set of these SSR meshies in 14x6.5 on my '83 Corona
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BBS RA gold basket weave
Had a 15x6 set on my white '88 Jetta GLI 16V/VR6 conversion. Kept it stealth with the 4-lugs. Classic wheel.
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I always liked these wheels for some reason
Probably the most boring wheel design which is currently being made by Jaguar and in fact they manage to make an almost carbon copy of the Subaru Levorg wheels.

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Easily one of my favorite factory wheels ever. I see them on the backs of Jeeps at stop lights and just sit there wishing I had a set. If only the bolt pattern were 5x114, I'd try fitting a set on my old Accord project. 17" is the perfect diameter, and they look to have a nice offset.

Is it just me, or is there not a very vague whiff of Ferrari F40 in this wheel? Similar to Fifteen52's redesigns of the F40 wheel and the Fuchs Porsche wheel.
 
I don't remember the name, but it's from the same company that supplies the wheels for NASCAR.

They're either Bassett or Aero wheels, and since I think Aero wheels have more spokes in them, I'm guessing their Bassett's.
 
Something about these TRD Pro wheels look purposeful. Love the look of them on the Tacomas and 4Runners.

I agree, which is why I got mine. I do wish the offset was a little better so I didn't have to trim so much going to 33's but given that they are only $250 a wheel and super strong, I can't complain too much. Most people end up with the black ones, I'm kind of happy I went with bronze.

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I agree, which is why I got mine. I do wish the offset was a little better so I didn't have to trim so much going to 33's but given that they are only $250 a wheel and super strong, I can't complain too much. Most people end up with the black ones, I'm kind of happy I went with bronze.

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Don't think I've ever seen them in bronze. That looks good! Tried to convince my friend to get them on his 2006 Radiant Red Tacoma, but he went for some ugly "bro" style wheels off craigslist. They're tough looking, but not too flashy.
 
Yokohama Wheel ADVAN Racing RG-D Gold with Advan Racing 73mmØ Middle bronze alumite centre caps and Champagne Gold ADVAN Racing NUT M12 × 1.50P H17 CG.

I love the simplicity of the RG range design.

17x8+37 with 38mm lip and 17x9+29 with 56mm lip.







 
Yokohama Wheel ADVAN Racing RG-D Gold with Advan Racing 73mmØ Middle bronze alumite centre caps and Champagne Gold ADVAN Racing NUT M12 × 1.50P H17 CG.

I love the simplicity of the RG range design.

17x8+37 with 38mm lip and 17x9+29 with 56mm lip.








Alway's liked Advan's selection of wheels, one of my favourite wheel manufacturers.

Plus I'm a big fan of 3-spokes (controversial I know :lol:), and they produce some of the best looking 3-spoke wheels of all

Advan SA3R:
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and the Advan Oni's
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Being that Fittipaldi introduced the world to his "Vision", brought me back to 1986. The NY Auto Show and VW North America had a spanking new burgungy 16V GTI on display, with these on it.
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Fittipaldi(Fitti) Aero
 
One of my favorite modern factory wheels. Despite the fact that I said I didn't like two tone wheels in the other thread...these Porsche turbo wheels did it right. And they improve the look of the early 2010s Cayenne and Panamera.
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Also the Porsche RS Spyder wheels.
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