Clear wheels?

[Tom]

 

[epj3]

woah thats kind of cool

looks kind of futuristic on a 350Z

 

[Big Daddy]

I wonder how durable they are? They sure look cool.

 

[zoomn_e30]

wow , never thought of clear wheels before .. heh

 

[epj3]

Talk about needing to torque the wheels down properly!

 

[tool fan]

Hope his/her streets are in good condition. They look cool but.........I bet they get all scratched up and cloudy in not time flat.

 

[Big Daddy]

Hey Mike you said..."Flat". Hehehe...

 

[MrElussive]

Cool, but hard to take seriously at the same time. As the car gets older, the car gets dirtier and the wheels just serve as a window to see all that.

 

[epj3]

How big are those wheels? The front brakes look like they are small, maybe 9 or 10"

 

[328black]

were did you get those and who makes them

 

[///M SPEED]

This isn't Tom's car and it's not his wheels. Frankly I find them atrocious....

PM Tom to find out where he got the photos from. That might provide the source of the wheels….

BTW, welcome to the board and enjoy your stay….

 

[Kirby]

Interesting, but I find them ugly. They must be plastic, like acrylic or lexan? I would think that over time the lug holes will stress and crack. And there has to be some flex in hard cornering....

 

[B M W]

I wonder how much they weigh.

 

[Cracky]

I dont like them....at all.

 

[Militant-Grunt]

They look, uhh interesting. I wonder what material do they use to make it "Clear", has to be something really strong and light at the same time..

 

[nadroj]

i was looking around the internet and these pictures are posted on a lot of boards, do you think its possable these pictures were faked?

 

[PhatBimmer]

Maybe just for a show car but for street sounds iffy

 

[MrElussive]

i was looking around the internet and these pictures are posted on a lot of boards, do you think its possable these pictures were faked?

Not really, they look legit. They're just really unique.

 

[Kirby]

I don't think they are fake. The picture shows a 3 piece rim, so all they had to do was machine a new center plate and bolt it together, That's something a high scool student could do in a shop class if they had decent equipment.

 

[PhatBimmer]

Wouldn't the breaks get hot and melt the plastic?