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ive been fiddling with the idea of doing a color scheme as radical as a gt3 and it took this thread to get me photoshop happy lol...here are 2 i did with a nismo side decal.
1. RED/SILVER http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g5...l/nimosrs1.jpg 2.BABY BLUE/SILVER http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g5...irl/bluers.jpg |
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No No No. You're doing it all wrong here. |
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I think it would look awesome man, you should go for it. I see what some say about it looking cool on the GT3, but the 370z's not exactly a sh*tty old Passeo. I think it's exotic-looking enough to carry the bold color. I vote red - it'll go well with the black.
Besides, when you choose to do something that bold to your car, the whole idea is that it stands out. Some will hate it. Some will love it. But EVERYONE will notice it, and to me that's the whole point. As long it's not too rice, like those ridiculous wings some kids bolt to their cars. I'd also say that, while it would look awesome to have some form of subtle color-matching on the car, I wouldn't say it's at all necessary. Keep it clean. Get the wheels and just run with that at first - you might decide to stick with it. |
Lol people LIKE the GT3 colors? jesus christ I find the rims they put on them the most ugly things I have seen.
being a porsche isn't going to make me like red rims. |
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Agreed... in photos I would never consider a flat grey porsche with red rims, but in person the car is sooo sexy. Sometimes you have to see the thing in person to appreciate it. On a side note I saw a riced out Civic and a RSX on the 91 a couple days ago... The Civic had green wheels and the RSX had blue wheels. Although it is flashy, sometimes it's cool to see people try something different. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_FoXyvaPSnV...1-GT3-RS-0.jpg |
Please, for the love of God, do not rip off the old school Carrera rocker panel graphics!
And for anyone who thinks brightly coloured wheels are fresh and new, this is me in 1991: http://www.the370z.com/members/lunaz...circa-1991.jpg |
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Practically the same league as a Z and it looks pretty good.
http://cdn.actionrecon.com/wp-conten...r-Sport-03.jpg |
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Hahaha... do your own version... the ZUGATTI SS |
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http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_...395_medium.jpg http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3835565/2009-nissan-370z |
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Someone needs to repo that car from its owner for auto abuse. what the hell would posess someone to do that? I am all for unique mods, but that's ridculous lol EDIT: Upon closer look, I notice his sub enclosure deatures stained glass with the word "Cassanova" and a special place for a Yankees cap... total win now. |
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Not hard at all on a track car. Just look at all the race cars out there...
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I might spray the subie winter rims a ridiculous color? I'm thinking pink. |
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I've been of the Porcshe wheel color too but my problem is my car is yellow...
I'm thinking of getting it wrapped but if I got my wheels powdercoated (permanment) it would need to look good with a yellow car too... Ideas? |
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or.... Lambo yellow on yellow http://www.dupontregistry.com/autos/...aspx?wzid=5280 http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5129/...b9ee6f89b1.jpg |
the Bumblebee.......
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also, if youre gonna wrap your car
MAtte Purple FTW http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4089/...a0ea1cbdec.jpg |
I'd like to stay away from the bumble bee thing... which is why my first instinct to go to black wheels is likely not going to happen... I do like the pearl finish on the wheels shown earlier... One idea I had was to get a deep navy blue color that almost looks black unless its in direct sunlight
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Yea that matte gray is sweet. Someone on here has a matte white on that looks pretty badass as well. Satin Grey: http://www.madwhips.com/upload/image..._1-800-600.jpg |
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