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I'm buying the 350 & am not sure if I should upgrade the rims to either the G-Spider or ISP mode wheels, or if I should just get the regular stock rims & upgrade on my own later.
I'm not very good at judging how they would look on the car from just a picture of the rims, so does anybody who has them (either one or both) on an obsidian exterior IS mind posting some pics, so that I can get a feel of how they actually look on the car?
I'm not very good at judging how they would look on the car from just a picture of the rims, so does anybody who has them (either one or both) on an obsidian exterior IS mind posting some pics, so that I can get a feel of how they actually look on the car?
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Absolutely go for aftermarket. Having a much lighter wheel than stock will dramatically improve the driving experience. Factory rims also cost way too much. The OEM 17" and 18" alone are over $500 a piece not inclduing the center caps at $20+ each.
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I've got upgraded lexus wheels on mine, but I don't remember the name of them. I like them a lot, and everybody that sees the car comments on how they make the car. The main thing is that I like them a lot...
![](http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk205/nbwitt/Vehicles/IMG00029-1.jpg)
I've just had bad experiences with aftermarket wheels, after a while they just don't look like they did when new. OEM wheels tend to keep their looks without much upkeep. That's my .02
![](http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk205/nbwitt/Vehicles/IMG00029-1.jpg)
I've just had bad experiences with aftermarket wheels, after a while they just don't look like they did when new. OEM wheels tend to keep their looks without much upkeep. That's my .02
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I've got upgraded lexus wheels on mine, but I don't remember the name of them. I like them a lot, and everybody that sees the car comments on how they make the car. The main thing is that I like them a lot...
![](http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk205/nbwitt/Vehicles/IMG00029-1.jpg)
I've just had bad experiences with aftermarket wheels, after a while they just don't look like they did when new. OEM wheels tend to keep their looks without much upkeep. That's my .02
![](http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk205/nbwitt/Vehicles/IMG00029-1.jpg)
I've just had bad experiences with aftermarket wheels, after a while they just don't look like they did when new. OEM wheels tend to keep their looks without much upkeep. That's my .02
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