Avant Garde M310s in Hypersilver On!
 

All,

I just received my Avant Garde M310s in Hypersilver from Eric at GetYourWheels :happydance:


Here's how they look...19ins with 255/285 Hankook V12s. Now I need a drop :tup:

http://gallery.me.com/fatalsports/10...13065287480001

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Looks good man! :tup:

You should come out to one of the MD meets sometime.

Nice. looks good

Just put those exact wheels, also with 255/285, on my pearl white Z. They are really gorgeous in person!

Fatal- looks exciting! :tup:

Looks good. Are you using spacers? Who did you purchase through? Mind if I ask the cost?

Eric @GetYourWheels...forum sponsor.

$2099 shipped for the wheels, tires, etc mounted.

No spacers...

Looks great, man!

Thank you. I might go with these when it comes time for new tires in a couple of months.

I wonder what the weight difference is between these and the stockers did you weight them by any chance OP?

Here are some pics of mine. Bridgestone Potenza S-04 255/40/19 and 285/35/19. These replaced stock Yokohamas with 15k miles on them. So far they are smoother and quieter, and with less "train tracking". Not sure how much is due to the different tire, or just lower miles, wider tire, etc., since I just bought the car and don't know how the Yoko's were new. Completely stock suspension, no spacers. Pictures really don't do justice, they are a gorgeous wheel in person.

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You have a very clean 'vert, silver is a great contrast to the black paint along with the exhaust! It will definitely go up a level when you get a nice drop, it really is amazing how a bit of lowering can tie the wheels and car together.