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Hi all

i have no idea how to do this so i thought id ask the experts on this forum

i want to see what these weds rims will look like up against my gold coloured GTR.

Could someone please change this black GTR with weds tc105n

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to this colour.

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Cheers heaps

Ben

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and if someones bored could you please change this r34 (Cheers MRGTR911 for pic) to the same gold and turn the LMGT4 rims Black.

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Im not even sure if this is possible or whether its a quick job. if too much effort just tell me

Cheers again.

Ps trying to buy some track rims. its blood hard to match up a good coloured rim to the gold.

pretty sure i got it narrowed down to Titanium silver (only colour they come in), Black te37 or black LMGT4's.

any other ideas would be appreciated.

Here's some quick chops for ya mate.

Not sure what the titanium silver weds should look like in the lightning of the pic of your car I used so I did 3 diff shades, hopefully one is close enough.

Dont think I got your gold right in the carpark pic (though its hard to tell what it would look like in that lighting as not familiar with it) but hopefully gives you a rough idea of the black LMGT4s on ur car.

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Here's some quick chops for ya mate.

Not sure what the titanium silver weds should look like in the lightning of the pic of your car I used so I did 3 diff shades, hopefully one is close enough.

Dont think I got your gold right in the carpark pic (though its hard to tell what it would look like in that lighting as not familiar with it) but hopefully gives you a rough idea of the black LMGT4s on ur car.

cogs

cheers mate that awesome... i got no idea how you guys do this stuff.

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