Custom wheels - as if just choosing wheels wasn't hard enough!
07-01-2012, 01:40 PM
#20
Very cool project.
I have always thought if I had the opportunity to do something like this, I would remake the '08 sport rims in 20's with aftermarket offsets and more 'concave.' Infiniti really nailed it with that wheel from a design perspective. I like your 10 spokes for the same reasons. Nice work!
I have always thought if I had the opportunity to do something like this, I would remake the '08 sport rims in 20's with aftermarket offsets and more 'concave.' Infiniti really nailed it with that wheel from a design perspective. I like your 10 spokes for the same reasons. Nice work!
07-01-2012, 01:49 PM
#21
Great to see another pro designer on here! I used to work for 3D Industrial Design out in LA, and for Stuart Karten Design in the Marina. It is fascinating to be a part of the process, as you described, and nothing short of miraculous to have access to the latest equipment. Most fun for me was designing Hot Wheels for Mattell - cars and toys all in one.
I love your concepts!
When it comes to wheels, I'm an old fashioned BBS-style mesh guy.
I love your concepts!
When it comes to wheels, I'm an old fashioned BBS-style mesh guy.
07-25-2012, 10:44 PM
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final price was around $4,500.... but that was with shipping & taxes to bring them over the Australia... not sure how much they charge for the US market, but since they are made in cali can imagine they might be a bit cheaper.
Very reasonable, since i originally priced ADV.1's are they were a fair bit more for something off the shelf.
Weight - not sure on exact weight, but they feel alot lighter than my 18" Volk GT-C's.. which are 2" smaller.
Last edited by loz; 07-25-2012 at 10:54 PM.
