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adzr33 Enthusiast

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Cant put photos up off my ipad.

Heres what i got they are work 20" not sure what model as they came with the car but i reckon they would look great against black

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=9555439&l=c5b85d4068&id=794357574

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=10610397&l=d565d0299e&id=794357574

Little bit of chrome but not too blingy and some dish on the back.

As has been said i am biased too as we all probably are too our own cars lol.

fcruz3r Experienced

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work sc2, nice. I've got the same wheels on my OB v35 but in 19

found a link to a pic

My link

Cant put photos up off my ipad.

Heres what i got they are work 20" not sure what model as they came with the car but i reckon they would look great against black

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=9555439&l=c5b85d4068&id=794357574

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=10610397&l=d565d0299e&id=794357574

Little bit of chrome but not too blingy and some dish on the back.

As has been said i am biased too as we all probably are too our own cars lol.

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mosoto Proficient

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Another thing that most people don't consider when choosing...............CLEANING THEM.

If you don't want to spend 3hrs just cleaning your wheels avoid multi-spoke wheels with lots of recesses and hard to get to areas where brake dust & grime is difficult to get out.

VNS 24 Mentor

VNS 24

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Another thing that most people don't consider when choosing...............CLEANING THEM.

If you don't want to spend 3hrs just cleaning your wheels avoid multi-spoke wheels with lots of recesses and hard to get to areas where brake dust & grime is difficult to get out.

So true! That's why I chose GT-C compare to SF Challenge and Work VSxx.

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