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Those are nice.
I like your grill.
How did you do that?
removed them and painted them myself at my shop. I own a wheels and custom works shop. Still have a couple of more parts im gonna paint and customize but I am going step by step. Next are door sills.
Definitely conservative. The stepped lip in that color gives the appearance of a 20/19 size wheel combo, which sucks since you’re running a 25 series tire on the back but not getting the benefit of how well a 21/20 combo should look.
I think if you blacked out the lip, it would blend the edge of the wheel into the tire and make the face look as if it’s floating and befitting of a 21/20 wheel combo. Of course the wheel gap negates a lot of the benefit of aftermarket wheels as that’s what my eyes, and several others, are naturally drawn to.
Lastly, it’s hard to pull off a mix of four colors together. It’s doable, but a dynamic mix like yellow, red, black, and gunmetal(?) proves very difficult. To get the most out of the aesthetics I would either change the entire wheel color to black (but you lose definition and the beauty in some of the wheel’s characteristics) or paint/powdercoat the calipers to match the yellow on the car. This would allow you to keep the wheel color as is or black out the lip as mentioned above to make the wheels appear the size they truly are.
You asked for an opinion, and I have one. Doesn’t mean it’s right though!
Here’s an example of how changing the color of a stepped lip makes the wheels look larger. I was in love with these wheels when I ordered them but was unhappy when they went on the car. The color change made it 100x better IMO.