Wheels for a beige Civic
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Wheels for a beige Civic So it seems I'm one of they few who drive a beige civic sedan 
2002 Civic LX-G 5spd
I am looking for some new wheels since I need a seperate set for summer. Having though about this for awhile, I have decided on ordering the Enkei RSV wheels in 17" bronze. Tires will be BFG g-Force sport 215/45-17. Also I have fully stock suspension.
Here's a picture of my car with the wheels photoshoped.
Any opinions about the bronze color on my beige car, seeing as there are soo many people driving cars like mine around with big wheels.
Car is driven year round (Canada winter / summer) to school and such.
Tell me what you think...
2002 Civic LX-G 5spd
I am looking for some new wheels since I need a seperate set for summer. Having though about this for awhile, I have decided on ordering the Enkei RSV wheels in 17" bronze. Tires will be BFG g-Force sport 215/45-17. Also I have fully stock suspension.
Here's a picture of my car with the wheels photoshoped.
Any opinions about the bronze color on my beige car, seeing as there are soo many people driving cars like mine around with big wheels.
Car is driven year round (Canada winter / summer) to school and such.
Tell me what you think...
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I wouldn't.... its just not going to look right if the colors are similar but not the same... there will be major clashing. That may be the one collor that I'd have to say the best option for coloir is gunmetal or black.
And keep some steelies around for the winter unless you like ruining rims you paid good money for.
And keep some steelies around for the winter unless you like ruining rims you paid good money for.
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Rep Power: 424 What the hell is wrong with good tires? And why are they better for one type of car vs. another? Thats pretty damn ignorant.
Titanium Metallic. You got a problem with that?
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Rep Power: 351 Nothing wrong with having a beige aka Titanium Metallic OR Shoreline Mist (Dependent upon year) around the streets, but I wouldn't go with a bronze wheel. The colors will clash like none other. I know Bronze is the new "it" but you might wanna try hyperblack or go with the always a good choice silver.
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Rep Power: 300 My gf has a Titanium Metallic sedan and I just put some EX alloys on if for her. Looks really nice compared to hub caps 
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i have a 2001 ex auto with some 17" the brand is called finn
i got them wrapped in some 215/45/17 pirrelli p-zero nero m+s
they are a painted silver and i have had countless number of complements on them. i got a dent and they guy at the body shop asked where i got them and was amazed by the look they had
i think they look good i will try and put pics up but ive been busy with football every day
i have a 2001 ex auto with some 17" the brand is called finn
i got them wrapped in some 215/45/17 pirrelli p-zero nero m+s
they are a painted silver and i have had countless number of complements on them. i got a dent and they guy at the body shop asked where i got them and was amazed by the look they had
i think they look good i will try and put pics up but ive been busy with football every day
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