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vash 10-24-2004 10:01 AM

how should i redo my fuch's?
 
the recent weidman thread helped me hatch my plan. i booked a month long asia trip at the beginning of the year. i figured that would be the best time to drop my wheels off. now i dont know what look to go for. my SC is GP white. will the silver anodized paddles with black background look good? what about all silver anodized, no black? keep the same, but have them redone? pictures will help, guys. thanks. here is a pic, of my car now. the wheels are starting to get rough.



http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1098637254.jpg

klaucke 10-24-2004 10:35 AM

The silver paddles always look good, but a look I've come to really like is just painting the little sections aroudn the lug nuts, like the first Fuch wheels were painted in the 70's. Sorry I don't have a pic...

banjomike 10-24-2004 10:52 AM

I know that most of the board likes the polished and polished/painted looks, but I really prefer the original look with black background silver paddles all anodized (it is also the most durable finish)

Bez 10-24-2004 11:05 AM

With the white paint on the car, I agree with banjomike...silver paddles annodized w/ black wheel paint.

NY65912 10-24-2004 11:14 AM

Stock, as is............looks best.

IMHO:confused:

MARTIN AIDE 10-24-2004 11:14 AM

what if the car is black?

Bez 10-24-2004 11:23 AM

On black - all annodized looks racy and you don't see it too much.

K. Roman 10-24-2004 11:25 AM

You should just gave them done all black again, show some SC pride!

The polished paddles will just complicate the lines.

bob tilton 10-24-2004 11:31 AM

keep stock. the later cars with all blacked out trim looks best with black wheels. don't introduce another finish.

ZAMIRZ 10-24-2004 11:32 AM

all white centers, detailed crests and polished lip with chrome lug nuts.

Shuie 10-24-2004 11:37 AM

I like them the way they are. They look great on your car.

klaucke 10-24-2004 12:03 PM

Here is what I was refering too... note that does have some paint on it, just minimal around the lug nuts.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1098644581.jpg

Silver paddles on a black background I think looks great on white. I'm not a fan of the body-colored centers either.

Jgordon 10-24-2004 12:13 PM

do a search for "jpahemi" and check his wheels out. Silver rough over silver smooth anodizing, looks great. When I get the down time, I'm sending my wheels west for the same treatment. Of course, that's on a black car. Although I think it'd look pretty good on yours as well.

imcarthur 10-24-2004 12:23 PM

I vote - leave as is. That's what I'm doing.

A white car - where all the other trim is black - does not need ticky-tacky chromed out/polished wheels. It looks . . . well ticky-tacky. The classic annodized + black centers looks perfect.

Ian

TerryH 10-24-2004 12:44 PM

Not sure who's lovely car this is, but it is the Fuch look I intend to get eventually. Now if only my money tree wasn't sterile. ;)

Vash, your car looks great now!

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1098647049.jpg

CarreraS2 10-24-2004 12:46 PM

Another vote for leave 'em - car looks great as it is!

cvfncrew 10-24-2004 12:56 PM

Another for Leave them.

anthony 10-24-2004 01:07 PM

I usually like polished/anodized paddles but on a white car I think all black looks best.

cantdrv55 10-24-2004 01:10 PM

Sell me your Fuchs and go buy yourself BBS wheels or Fikses. Better yet, spinners! Never mind. Polished paddles and black background is my vote.

speedracer 10-24-2004 03:05 PM

I vote for this look. Italcarguy, hope you don't mind me posting these..........http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1098655496.jpg


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