I'm tired of looking at the endless supply of wheels. I've been doing so many mods and so much looking I can't see straight... I like each of the following. Which of these would you choose:

Five:AD R6:F_Spec Gunmetal

Tenzo R GT6 - Graphite Wheels

Tenzo Type-M - Titanium

R-1 Hype - Machined Black

MRR HR4- Diamond Cut Black

 

none of the above.

of all the wheels on any of those pages, the sf:5's

 

I like the Tenzo Type M. I used to have the DC-5 they are nice wheels IMO, get the Tenzos

 

20" hype machine gunmetal. i haven't seen it in this color yet.

 

I would go with the R-1 Hype....Check on the white G on this link with the R-1's on it. I'm thinking about going with the same rims but all black......

https://g35driver.com/forums/picture...er-09-a-2.html

 

Definitely, those are nice!

The others almost made me throw up in my lap.

 

I do like the R-1s... would certainly need to dump my stock brakes, going to anyway... these would speed the process. Hmm...

 

I like the look of the Type M's myself, but it depends. I prefer a solid color vs 2 tone or something like the R1. I like the style, just not the color, I hope that helps ya

 

what is your budget?

 

That's a tricky question... I have not really set one. I would like to stay below 2k on wheels... But I'm not really locked into anything.

I am considering these Kranson Forged. The black matte ones, which are considerably more than 2k.

My car is DG getting fresh paint soon... black roof, black grill, black veil in the rear.

I'm sort of all over the place.

I think you bring up a good point... set a budget and find what I like in that range.

 

Had the R-1's they were great replica wheels and was really happy with them. IMO looked better than most replica's

I also really like the axis 5 wheels they're pretty chill.

 

I don't really like any of those wheels look for a used set of Works, HRE, Volks, something you know that you will never have to upgrade.

 

Tenzo Type M's!

 

Tenzo Type-M's look pretty nice

 

Heres a pic of my Tenzo Type M's in Charcoal