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I personally find white cars with black rims looks the best.. won't have to clean em as often.

My favourite is a glossy black mesh pattern with a deep chrome lip.

IMO .....white car with black wheels looks mad.....at night, car looks like its floating and the JDM style

But yea....white car with white wheels looks good

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i agree that the white rims look good on white cars. ive got more of a pearl, off-white colour to my rims which don't look too bad. something different instead of full white all round anyway.

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I vote don't do it! I admit it can look good but a lot look tacky. Personally, I'm not a big fan of body kits and have minimal exterior mods which makes the rims an intergral part of the look of the car.

I like having something to offset the cars colour like with your car, Gold with a polished lip/dish always gets my head turning on R33's.

I wanted 18's on mine in this style of rim because it's wider and has more of a dish to it but I'm happy with the result

Old pic=

Black rims gives a hardcore Jap racer look but it makes it hard to see any detail of the rim which if your spending $ for the street isn't that great. Although painting many nissan factory rims is a very cheap, effective way of getting a menacing look.

My 80c :laughing-smiley-014:

it is an White R33 with a full Nismo 400R body kit and 18 inch Speedy cheetah Style wheels, follow the link to get an idea of what the rims look like..

http://www.speedywheels.com.au/alloy.htm

Look for the rims called CHEETAH....

and also if you think it will look any good..

Beef

Don't like any of them... my two cents... you're looking at the wrong wheels! Good wheels for your car? Anything late model WORK - RAYS - or my personal favorite... SSR Professors (available in white) see attatched.

Seriously... Jap car... Jap wheels

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=129610

Good luck! :thumbsup:

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i think white on white looks gay, i have a white r33 and would never get white rims even if they were worth $5000 and i won them in a comp.

with that said i would go for golden/bronze it looks fully sick when car is lowerd a little and some decent tyres.

grey/black would be the next option

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I reckon black. White wouldn't look to bad if they were a thinner spoke or something. I had these unique light weight jap wheels that are white. I get ppl saying they love them and others saying i should get chrome or something. I don't really want to get rid of them. I thinki want to get them powder coated

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here is one of my car. my rims are works emotion CR-KAI i think.

nice rims, 17/40/255 rear and 17/45/235 fronts. i just need to lower it which i havent done still after 2 years lol,

gonna do suspension one day.

white on white looks clean IMO.

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