pic of FD w M3 wheels
09-28-02, 12:42 PM
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pic of FD w M3 wheels
I have always wondered what this would look like so I did a little photoshop work. The funny thing is I went to Ebay to find a pic of the M3 and just randomly picked on out of the crowd. It happens to be for sale right across the street from my building! Enjoy
09-28-02, 07:45 PM
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Thanks It was a pretty low tech operation. I could have gone the extra mile and evened out the lighting, but I just wanted to get a rough idea of what it would look like.
They remind me of the Mazdaspeed wheels that are pictured with the type II Kit. I really like the way that they look except for the roadwarrier style center spikes.
If you have any pics of these on the street I'd love to seem them. I have yet to see any other than the official mazdaspeed images-I guess that's why they were discontinued
It was a pretty low tech operation. I could have gone the extra mile and evened out the lighting, but I just wanted to get a rough idea of what it would look like. They remind me of the Mazdaspeed wheels that are pictured with the type II Kit. I really like the way that they look except for the roadwarrier style center spikes.
If you have any pics of these on the street I'd love to seem them. I have yet to see any other than the official mazdaspeed images-I guess that's why they were discontinued
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09-30-02, 06:23 PM
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Originally posted by 357
Heh, interesting idea. It actually looks pretty good. From your title, I thought you were refering to the E46's split 10's.
Heh, interesting idea. It actually looks pretty good. From your title, I thought you were refering to the E46's split 10's.
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hmm, I'll give that a shot on my desktop the next time I get home from the library before 12:00am. My 366mhz vaio laptop has trouble blending japanese and german :p I think the vantage point of the above image is a little awkward, even with stock wheels. I will try to find a better starting pic for the next one.
In general though I think the FD looks better with bulky wheels. It makes it adds a little bit of muscle to it. The trick is finding some that don't look ghetto like the MAE monoblocks. I really like the Mazdaspeeds posted above. I'm curious to see how they look on the street. All the mazdaspeed shots of them are too abstract.
In general though I think the FD looks better with bulky wheels. It makes it adds a little bit of muscle to it. The trick is finding some that don't look ghetto like the MAE monoblocks. I really like the Mazdaspeeds posted above. I'm curious to see how they look on the street. All the mazdaspeed shots of them are too abstract.
09-30-02, 08:08 PM
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Hell yeah. Someone photoshop the new M3 wheels on a black FD. Isn't the bolt pattern different?
Hell yeah. Someone photoshop the new M3 wheels on a black FD. Isn't the bolt pattern different?
and those wheels look 
