My vote's for the Lobsters - they're different.

Turbos are good enough, if you like 'em, go for it.

Definite no-no on the weird yellow HRE things.

 

Go for Option 1: Lobster Claw, but still need spacers to push out a little bit.

 

Voted for lobsters as well. Option 2 looks like chromed wheels which makes them an automatic no, and option 3 let's just say a million times NO.

 

Option 3 looks like Pimp My Ride. Ugh.

 

Option three truly sucks.

 

Whew, tough crowd. In light of the overwhelmingly negative response to option 3, may I suggest a potential option 4?

It's a little reminiscent of the Janice Joplin 356. I have been told it also has the added benefit of making police officers and racing opponents nauseous when they look at the wheels at certain speeds.

 

That person needed to pay the extra $200 to get the "Wheel Caps in Janis Joplin" from Factory as well...

 

The painted lobsters look better. I have them as well, but not painted. I like the look so much, I may have to get it done exactly like yours.

 

Thanks for all the input folks. While my HRE racing rims from the GT3 feel abashed, I decided way too much spacing, dropping, and fast and furious driving would be necessary for those.

I kept the factory equipped Atlas lobsters on with Michelin 4S tires in OEM sizes. Shop offered to repair (AKA sand down) my curbed rims (thanks previous owners!) but I kept them the way they are.

 

Black wheels stopped being cool in 2012 when they became factory on Honda minivans.

 

I looked my GTS over from hundreds of different angles and I'm just not seeing the Honda minivan resemblance.

 

 

Lobsters all the way!! Just had mine refurbished by exel wheels in the UK in Platinum Satin (OB5).

 

not sure if you are referring to mine, but they are Atlas grey centers from the factory. I am not a fan of completely black wheels either.

 

That's beautiful with the tone on tone stripe and the grey lettering that matches the inner of the wheel.

Well done !