silver or black?? your opinion is appreciated
Which is the lighter in weight? Weight really makes quite a difference ive found and once the wheel is heavier than the OEM then style for me has to be take second place. Always better to get a reduction in weight along with an improvement in style.
but unfortunately i didn't found any info about weight

but can you explain me more whats your idea about weight??
I do believe from reading past threads on this issue the Techart wheels are very heavy....heavier than stock.
Have you had a good look at the many forged offerings from manufacturers such as HRE, Champion etc etc?
You appear to be choosing form an incredibly narrow selection. There are a number of wheel threads if you search, many with photos.
The lighter weight wheels definitely do something positive to the car in the way it handles and accelerates. This i do know from my own experience since changing the stock rims to the Champion RF67's i now have on my car. The lower the unsprung weight and the lower the weight of the reciprocating mass the better this car will drive and perform. However If showboating around is the main objective then there are a lot of great looking wheels around, some heavier than the next. But desirably you still wouldn't exceed the weights of the stock rims...that's for sure.
The Techart are horrible. The ADV1are the only way to go! The only way....

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tough choice, you give up..
get it ? lol
my vote is for BLACK or dark gray (charcoal) ADV's.
those techarts are like AC Schnitzer wheels for mid 90's bmw's. They were cool at one point.. not so cool anymore.. and they weigh a ton.
get it ? lol
my vote is for BLACK or dark gray (charcoal) ADV's.
those techarts are like AC Schnitzer wheels for mid 90's bmw's. They were cool at one point.. not so cool anymore.. and they weigh a ton.
ADV1, no questions asked. I've seen various styles in person and they look even better in person than in pictures, and their owners absolutely swear by them. Those guys (ADV1) know how to design and build a terrific looking wheel.
If you are very meticulous and love to detail your car on a regular basis, black is the way to go. If not a lighter colour is always the smart choice. Also the bumpers before they are painted to match the car are black. So if you get a chip or scrap it will be less noticeable on the black car. Both colours are great. Up to you.
thanx for everyone 
& also who proposed to sell it
but i have both in my home right now...
thats why i asked for your opinion
which till now confuse me more

but looks more to black one
the point here is that which each i have different project for the car

so don't stop your ideas from my white baby
because i have to make my decision by tomorrow morning maximum
because my appointment with my Porsche workshop is tomorrow afternoon

& also who proposed to sell it

but i have both in my home right now...
thats why i asked for your opinion
which till now confuse me more


but looks more to black one
the point here is that which each i have different project for the car


so don't stop your ideas from my white baby
because i have to make my decision by tomorrow morning maximum

because my appointment with my Porsche workshop is tomorrow afternoon

Last edited by dr_ashk; Feb 27, 2013 at 05:48 AM.



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