ive been throwning the idea around of buying a 93 maxima due to my 87 max is not running anymore. But my question was, i found these wheels i really like and if i were to buy this 93 maxima ive been looking at i would get these rims for it, but i was wondering about size, what size looks better 18" or 17" wheels on 3rd gen maximas. also heres the wheel ive been looking at its Moda R6, what do you think about the looks of this wheel, anyone on here running these wheels on there maxima
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Jdwyer used to have those on his car. I like them, nubiannupe will tell you to get ones like you had on your 2nd gen

 

oh yeah, IMHO, both 17 and 18" look good

 

Rims look nice, and would look nice on a max. I think there are a few maxes with similer rims, if not the same. And I would go with 18". I have 18"s and its a very good look! But watch those curbs, they scratchem' bad!!

 

they do look good on a max. Check sig and page.

I have 17s but the thing about this wheel is because of the design they look larger than they are. Mine almost look like 18s and someone else on here has them in 18s and thy look huge on the car.

They are a nice wheel but HEAVY.

 

Get Volk TE-37's.

Best wheel ever.

 

Nah... it's a new year! I say get THESE!!

 

and dave, your going to get sued for using that picture

 

...there is a minivan running around here that has rims almost identicle to those ..the guy that drives it deals....used CDs..

 

There is a Lexus running around here with some add on spinners. They stick out from the rim like 3 inches. Looks fugly as hell.

 

Bling Bling!




- what the heck is a "bling" and why would I want 2?

 

Remember when I was so dead-set on getting these wheels Michael? I still like the way they look, but they really only look right if you're going to run lowering springs of some kind. The reason why the R6's look larger than they are is because the outer rim is very thin and angled inwards. Other wheels like the 17" 5th Gen wheels has a relatively large rim, so they don't look as large and the wheel gap is less noticable because of less "dead" space in the wheel.