chris kirk
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How about theses. http://i26.tinypic.com/2qsqij9.jpg
Haha.... Ahh shit, that's great...
How about theses. http://i26.tinypic.com/2qsqij9.jpg
neither. they look like they belong on a Mustang not a TR.
I've looked through forgeline and didn't see any thing that cought my eye I'll browse through HRE and see what they have. But I'm leaning towards the LM5.Glad you said it... To the OP I'm not trying to be offensive, for if I am/was I apologize. Just not a big fan of CCW wheels, but to each is own! If you can spend a little more money buy HRE or Forgeline. They're nicer wheel and better quality. That way it will look like a GN not a Mustang....
CCWs are very nice wheels, and have been on more than one TR to grace a magazine in the past year or so (Scott@GNS and Dave (dsapper) come to mind. Forgelines and HREs are nominally better. But what you are really paying for is snob appeal and exclusivity. I run a $5,000 set of HREs on my vette (I bought used btw). Guys drool over them just because of the center caps...that's sad. I'd buy CCWs all day over the others if you find the design you like. Just be aware you may find others running the same wheels. These cars are rare enough that it shouldn't be a deterrent IMO. Good luck with your decision. They're a ll nice wheels.
These just look so right.
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I see what you're saying but I'm not willing to take a chance on spending $4k+ on a set of wheels that may or may not look good. Plus, I love the look of the Simmons/LM5 on a TR.My turn.
Yes it looks just so right. And it will also look so right to many other Hot-Rod guys. And that's a good thing too. But we Buick guys are used to seeing each others cars. And for me these are just so played out and boring.
Because one guy 12 years ago puts these wheels on his car and they end up on a magazine cover. Now the rest of the TR world has to have them too?
Be creative. Take a chance. These aren't ugly to me, but now they're just boring.
I see where one might want to take take a risk and be a trend setter or go with what you know will work. With that being said, at the end of the day the owner reserves the right to put whatever the heck puts a smile on his face. If that means putting 22' spinners on it then it is what it is.