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Funny you mention the high spoke count. I was actually looking at these, but the price tag made me reconsider lmao
Gloss black will unfortunately just turn gray in winter, I was debating between matte silver and matte white for winter. I had gloss black steelies on my previous car and they were just gray 50 after a day of driving, covered in salt brine.
EDIT: Those wheels have too little offset anyway, they'll stick out way too much much at 35mm :/ the stock wheels seem to have a huge +56 mm offset
EDIT2: I actually got confused because the stock wheels are 8 inch wide while these are 7.5 inch wide, +35mm is only 16mm further out, which is acceptable
Well I like the spoke count and their width.
Something about it seems more "fit for purpose" and less "safe" than the others. If you're going white, they gotta look confident in themselves and avoid little subtle or sleek design choices. I think because the others with higher spoke count have no depth in the dish and sort of have a smooth convex out to the rim, they look too clean and safe which goes against the more aggressive lines on the car as well.
Them lower spokes ones, though, "Here I am! Let's perform!"
Edit: Plus bonus points if your calipers and discs look nice.
I like the way you think.
I may pull the trigger on the FF6 tomorrow. They're higher quality than my original pick, they do fit, and I'm willing to stretch my budget for a higher end flow-formed wheel that will be less likely to crack.