View Poll Results: Which will look better on a black ss?
Polished zo6's
20
22.99%
Chrome zo6's
67
77.01%
Voters: 87. You may not vote on this poll
Polished or Chrome?
Staging Lane
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 55
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From: Austin, Texas
Originally Posted by Allstar
Im going to be gettin 18" Zo6's all around on my 98 Black SS. What would look better on a black camaro?
Go with the chrome rims. I have an 01 SS with stock rims they are a pain to clean with all that brake dust. I am looking to get mine chromed. It would look a lot better and its eaiser to clean.
YES listen to the people go chrome i have polished and they are so hard to keep clean definately switching to chrome this summer GO CHROME
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Teching In
Joined: Jan 2006
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well if your very patient and have time to take care of them go with the polished just to be different...i perfer polished over chrome...but if your lazy and like to wash your car in a hurry then go with the chrome
TECH Fanatic
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: USS Enterprise 1701
Still debating the chrome or poilished issue myself. In my case, the car is BABYED anyway. It is also garage kept.
Hell... my car is rarely even dirty. And rarely driven in rain(never snow) an only if I get caught out in the rain.
So... just how hard would polished be to live with???
Hell... my car is rarely even dirty. And rarely driven in rain(never snow) an only if I get caught out in the rain.
So... just how hard would polished be to live with???
Originally Posted by wabmorgan
Still debating the chrome or poilished issue myself. In my case, the car is BABYED anyway. It is also garage kept.
Hell... my car is rarely even dirty. And rarely driven in rain(never snow) an only if I get caught out in the rain.
So... just how hard would polished be to live with???
Hell... my car is rarely even dirty. And rarely driven in rain(never snow) an only if I get caught out in the rain.
So... just how hard would polished be to live with???
TECH Fanatic
Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 1,535
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From: The Houndstooth
Originally Posted by monkey man
well if your very patient and have time to take care of them go with the polished just to be different...i perfer polished over chrome...but if your lazy and like to wash your car in a hurry then go with the chrome
Lazy? So only lazy people would rather have chrome over polished... riiight.
Originally Posted by monkey man
well if your very patient and have time to take care of them go with the polished just to be different...i perfer polished over chrome...but if your lazy and like to wash your car in a hurry then go with the chrome
The only different is that my statement is closer to being correct than yours.
but I guess if this wasn't a daily driver then it wouldn't be such a task. 
Launching!
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 226
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From: Greenfield, IL
I've seen both polished and chrome Z06's and the chrome was by far the better looking wheel. I also have chrome Z06's and with just soap and water, little chrome polish they can look amazing.
Chrome all the way. My previous car had polished rims. If you kept them clean and took care of them, they could look somewhat nice. With chrome rims, you just wipe them and they are twice as shiny and reflective as a polished rim that you just spent time cleaning.
