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will you be getting the rims powdercoated so they match the white of your car or will they be done like fridge white

i am trying to decide what to get mine painted they are already white but getting them resprayed not sure whether to colour match or go a full bright clean white

thoughts people?

Love the white on white. Mate has a white 180sx type X with white P1s. Looks hot, big fan. Girl gets around locally with a white fake evo 6 with white 12 spokes, looks f***ing HOT. So do the white wheels on her car.

I like white on white.

Both my car and my g/f's car are white on white. Didn't really aim for it to end up this way, but it just did. I always hated white cars, and she wanted a black car... go figure.

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BIG fan of the wheels on that 33, looks like it means business, hey. thats what im looking for for my stagea, the centres are going to be colour coded to the pearl white paint, with the chrome lip, with about 3" of dish or so. 20", in a big 5 spoke. Cant wait.

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