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Photoshop request? HRE 505

Discussion in '348/355' started by INTMD8, Mar 21, 2017.

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  1. INTMD8

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    #1 INTMD8, Mar 21, 2017
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  2. Dave rocks

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    Jim - HRE had at simulator at one point - perhaps they still do?
     
  3. 355dreamer

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    Yes. Do it Jim!
     
  4. Yassa

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    There are some Work wheels that look very similar to those. They look amazing
     
  5. Robin

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    Whipped up a quickie in Photoshop. Not a fan of the look, but then again I think the stock wheels look best. The TR with these wheels looks fantastic though.

    http://i.imgur.com/CKBJUy0.jpg
     
  6. itsablurr

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    Scaled to an 18" diameter size might look better, but then again that particular penta-star aesthetic harkens more to the 80s through early 90s era imo, best served with a side of strakes. I've considered these for the 348, but the HREs are quite spendy and would need to offload some other wheels first.
     
  7. Indyjones

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    Too retro for the 355. Great wheels, but like the above post states, 80's and early 90's F-cars are perfect for that style.
     
  8. INTMD8

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    Thanks.

    I think the TR and 458 look awesome. ^This pic the wheels are too big but gives me somewhat of an idea. Hmmm
     
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    #9 16v2911TT, Mar 22, 2017
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    Agreed with the comments above, between these two designs, stick to the 505M. They're more modern for the F355 than the 3PC version, see below (lowered on KWV3 :D)...
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  12. Dave rocks

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    That's badass! :)
     
  13. INTMD8

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    Thanks for the pics guys! Have to say, even though I know the 505m is more modern, not sure I'm feeling it. Maybe they still look too big.

    The 3 piece wheel, especially the 348, looks awesome to me.
     
  14. blue90

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    That looks awesome! Seeing some comments about the wheels being too dated for the body but it's like cowboy boots like 'em or not.
     
  15. ///Mike

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    Schweeeet!
     
  16. itsablurr

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    #16 itsablurr, Mar 22, 2017
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    It's a cool look, but not really realistic... F40 wheels, being 17", would actually look more like this...being the same dia at the standard 348 wheels. Multipiece wheels generally present themselves a bit smaller, visually, compared to the same dia one-piece due to the step or two on the wheel lip, so going +1 to an 18" (or perhaps even 19" for an F355, but either would work) is usually the way to go.

    The HRE 505 3pcs fit the bill with doing that penta-star in the more traditional 80s style while getting the variability in diameter to make it look just right. I'll see if I can pull up some HRE 505 pics to cut up and do some quick swapping. Sorry for the side-track, OP....
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  17. ///Mike

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    Actually, the more realistic view looks great as well since I'm not a fan of comedically large wheels relative to the size of the car. To my eye 18s look great on a 348/355 but 19s are usually too much.

    I'd love to see the 505s PSed onto that car.
     
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  19. cactussed

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    I've thought about these also. 355 and 458 seem v similar in general size and shape.
    Work Seeker SX is a v similar wheel.
    I've tried to get some 3sdm 0.05 in 5x108 pattern but so far no luck...
     
  20. AceMaster

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    I agree. Looks dynamite on the TR, but not so good on the 355
     
  21. ernie

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    Those look pretty good.

    Wheel have a pretty big impact on the look of a car. The right wheels can make a car look fantastic, and the wrong wheels can make it look awful.
     
  22. itsablurr

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  23. Robbe

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    When a car is lowered, almost every style of wheel looks good...
    That said, in my opinion the sharp lines of these wheels sharpen up the soft lines of the 355 a little more, which I consider positive.
     

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