Torn between EKM3 - Project 7 - DC5s
 

Torn on which to get:

Enkei EKM3s in Gunmetal Gloss, Tenzo Project 7 in Charcoal, or Tenzo DC-5 Type 1 in Grey...

Color is set, I want dark wheels but not black, but the style I am stuck on. Thought for sure I wanted EMK3s but now leaning towards the two Tenzo's...

http://www.wheelfire.com/imagesprodu..._char_titn.jpg

http://www.wheelfire.com/imagesprodu...GREY_SOLID.jpg

http://www.wheelfire.com/imagesprodu...3Gunmetal1.jpg

i'm leaning towards the dc5s

the first one, too many spokes on the enkei and i think our car looks better with more than 5 spoke wheels.

like fucken paulie told rocky when he was fightin' drago............

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Too many spokes is how I feel about the Enkei now too...

Project 7 is hitting the happy place right now, DC-5 I love on the cars I have seen, but none really on MS3s so definitely on the fence with that one.

Hey, I have a CBM speed3 and also looking in to similar style wheels. I want something dark, but not black. I was in love with the EKM3s originally, but yea, its a pretty busy design. Enkei FLC-01s are available in bronze and look decent.

i've always been a fan of dc5s.
those enkeis don't look that bad, but my vote goes to the dc5.

Thought about bronze too actually... I think it would look awesome on my CBM but maybe that is the second set of wheels I buy, the urge to go dark and sexy is too strong.

I like the DC-5's. Check out the CBM wheel section. I've got the Work Emotions on mine. They're pretty close to the DC-5's. My Works have some nice chips in the gunmetal paint and I've been thinking of going bronze on them eventually. Bronze looks really good on CBM. Either way, can't go wrong. I like turtles.

the 2nd one shits on the others

I'm not too sure about the Enkei's but I just purchased some DC-5 ver 1's in matte black. I like the project 7's but they weigh 23.4lbs in 18x8 versus 21.7lbs in 18x8 for the DC-5's.

enkei the other ones have to many holes in the center.