BigVIPness

I am very indecicive (in addition to being a terrible speller) I just can not make up my mind! I figure you guys (and gals) can help me out...

Choice 1:

Foose Lusso (chrome) 20x8.5 in the front, 20x9.5 rear

Choice 2:

Foose Lusso (chrome) 19x8.5 in the front, 20x9.5 rear

Choice 3:

19" Racing Hart S15's

So far from search I have come up with the following information about foose:

"The speedster rims are ghetto"

I was wondering if someone could shed a little more light on Foose, and the Lusso.

D2-AUTOSPORT

its all up to you, but Racing Hart and Foose are two TOTALLY different wheels. I think Chip Foose (the founder of the company) is a hot rod builder by profession (in additon to bikes and stuff), I think his designs are more function follows form, rather than vice versa(like Racing Hart). I think the Lusso (if thats the one with the skinny spokes) is pretty cool looking, but if I had a shot at some Racing Harts instead, i'd jump all over the Racing Harts.

Foose is more like Giovanna, Neeper, etc and I think most of those wheels are 'trendy', like who wants to ride around on Neeper Neptunes nowadays.

By the one you like, but I just thought I would shed some light.

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BigVIPness

I liek the C2's but I need to see them on a GS, or even a lex in genral. They look like they have alot of lip but then I read a reveiw and they like... have none. So confused...

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The Racing Harts definitely say 'performance,' wheras the Foose say 'bling bling.'

I'm relatively sure that the heaviest Racing Hart wheel is lighter than the lightest Fosse wheel- KMC makes the Foose wheels, and they aren;y known for making a particularly lightweight wheel. Something to consider... but in the end, style is the real reason most people buy wheels. Which ones do you prefer? I think your answer lies there...

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D2-AUTOSPORT

Thats the exact point I was trying to make, thanks for supplies more specific manufacturing info! As I said before make your choice, but look at KMCvsRacingHart to get a better perspective.

Nothing wrong with Bling, as long as its classy bling