CEC Tuning Center recently completed a project for one of their customers who showed up in a Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG. First, the Mercedes got a new paint colour, a shade of matt purple. CEC also added a set of 19 inch C882 wheels.
The wheels have a custom matte black finish and gloss black face; red calipers were used to contrast the theme. They were then wrapped in Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires sizing 235/35 in the front tires and 265/30 in the rear tires.
Acute Performance has just released images of their latest project involving the fitment of a set of ADV10.01SL lightweight forged wheels from ADV.1 to a Ferrari Red F430.
The seemingly-race derived wheels don't look too dissimilar from the units you'd find on your average Ferrari track car, albeit these ones a much larger and are not centerlocking.
Nevertheless, they're finished in a subtle shade of bronze which ensures they don't look too outlandish, nor too similar to the standard wheels fitted to the uprated Ferrari 430 Scuderia.
Even though the new Porsche 991-generation 911 is still in its infancy in terms of the number of variants which have been released thus far, aftermarket wheel companies have already begun fitting the new series of cars with their lightweight forged wheels with ADV.1 wheels being a great example of this.
ADV.1's Thailand arm recently finished fitting a set of ADV10 Deep Concave wheels to the following white Porsche 911 Carrera. Although no sizing details have been released about this particular set, the larger wheels certainly suit the overall wider and more aggressive stance of the new 911.
The wheels have then been completed in a brushed aluminium finish!
KC Trends has already showed us some cool projects most notable being their Fast Friday Collection. They have a new one based upon a Ferrari F430 Spider.
The main highlight of this red Ferrari is the wheels which they fished from Canadian wheels manufacturer Vellano Wheels. The wheels are VM03 forged mono block two tones in nature sizing 19×8.5 inches in the front axle and 19×10.5 inches in the rear. They were then wrapped with Michelin tires.
