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Which wheels look best on a silver R34 GTT sedan?  

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i was going to reply that white actually looks the biz on the 4 door, and was going to +1 that, but you're already done it :touch:

nice choice.

Thanks SS8_Gohan! Yeah there was a bit of umming and arring over the colour choice but I'm glad I went white in the end. I reckon the lighter the wheel colour the bigger it looks in contrast with the black rubber.

I was also in a bit of a rush to finish spraying that Sunday them and decided not to mask the Nissan logo on the centre caps, got a nice 'whiteout' effect with that :D

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Five year thread bump!

I just got a second set of GTT stockies for the track ... what can I say I like the wheel and they're affordable :)

Anyway I'm again thinking on painting them, I'm still happy with the white from five years ago and it has lasted well.

In terms of colour the current main options are:

  • Black
  • Cyan/teal

Thoughts? Suggestions?

Current wheels:

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Photoshopped cyan:

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Someone else's stockies in black:

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