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Can someone look at these wheels?
Look at the rear, then the front, is it me or are the rears blacked out to the very outmost rim vs. the front ones being standard?
 Could someone with graphics gifts do the same to this picture for me? I would like to see how the wheels look blacked out except for the very out most rim. 
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There is a member on the board named CHILI. He has a couple pictures of his car that make his wheels looked all blacked out. They're not blacked out. Maybe he'll post the pic I'm thinking about.
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If you're going from just the photo then I don't think the rears are blacked out. I think it's from the effect of the deeper offset of those 9s and shadowing.
But if you actually saw the car in person and determined that they're blacked out then that's a strange wheel combination. I can easily black out your fuchs for you if you provide a side on view for you to see. |
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1984 Porsche 911 3.2
