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Not my style but definitely doesnt look bad...you should take some more pics though from the sides and back looking forward and all. Those couple of pics dont really show a significant sticking out the sides or anything. Those are 7" wide tires on a 9.5" rim?? Doesnt look stretched at all.
super legit awsome photography skillz right here.
haha
just washed my car and snapped these pics close to a trailer park down the road from me

haha
just washed my car and snapped these pics close to a trailer park down the road from me

Last edited by Hatmanafro; May 8, 2010 at 11:42 AM.
Not my style but definitely doesnt look bad...you should take some more pics though from the sides and back looking forward and all. Those couple of pics dont really show a significant sticking out the sides or anything. Those are 7" wide tires on a 9.5" rim?? Doesnt look stretched at all.
the tires are 205/65. so no stretch at all.
hey man thanks for appreciating it. haha. yeah i think it was repainted before i bought it and sum of it is peeling off here and there.
+1 for doing what you wanted to do to your ride. remember that it is your ride and nobody has to see it everyday but you. i think it looks great. check out this vdub in the link below. i think you'll like it and it'll help prove your case
http://fatlace.com/hellaflush/page/90
http://fatlace.com/hellaflush/page/90

Maxima " What the funk are you doing to me"
Dude " You're mine and I can do whatever I want to you"
Maxima " I hate you and the others who I see hurting my brothers to pacify
their ridiculous egos"
Is this what the Maxima would say if it could talk?
Last edited by Augustus Maximus; May 8, 2010 at 01:56 PM.
it scrubs a little on the front of the wheel well when you cut the wheel real hard to one side but i rarely cut it that hard to eather side.. only when im doin a u-turn or pullin in my drive way.
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so everytime i hit a bump or i took a turn a little to fast the body roll would couse the back tire to hellascrub the wheel well. i might have to roll fenders in the back.
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so everytime i hit a bump or i took a turn a little to fast the body roll would couse the back tire to hellascrub the wheel well. i might have to roll fenders in the back.
.... shoulda kept your $70. the stockers looked better.
"dude.. these rims look so godamn fresh on me broski!"
^thats what my sexima would say. and he apreciates the i call him sexima too
That $70 coulda done some work to that big **** dent on the left rear fender. Honestly dude look at the first pic of the car then look at the last one...total deterioration in the appearance of the car. And all those who bought a Maxima because it was what they wanted and not the only thing that their budget could afford will agree with me.
That $70 coulda done some work to that big **** dent on the left rear fender. Honestly dude look at the first pic of the car then look at the last one...total deterioration in the appearance of the car. And all those who bought a Maxima because it was what they wanted and not the only thing that their budget could afford will agree with me.
that WAS my budget. this is my first car. i love it. and im triying to make the most of it. im making it mine. im not trying to make it another car im just enhancing what i got. i love the way the car looks. its hella legit and the pearl paint is really nice. and i think that the rims and the way they fit is a great addition.
bro.. i got this car for $900
that WAS my budget. this is my first car. i love it. and im triying to make the most of it. im making it mine. im not trying to make it another car im just enhancing what i got. i love the way the car looks. its hella legit and the pearl paint is really nice. and i think that the rims and the way they fit is a great addition.
that WAS my budget. this is my first car. i love it. and im triying to make the most of it. im making it mine. im not trying to make it another car im just enhancing what i got. i love the way the car looks. its hella legit and the pearl paint is really nice. and i think that the rims and the way they fit is a great addition.
It looks kinda bad. Not terrible. I have seen worse. The offset is just wack for a fwd maxima.
You have the stock tire size. If you go any smaller, your speedo will be off and your gearing will be all jacked up. That will shorten the life of your transmission and probably the engine.
Honestly, I still think you could sell those wheels and find something that has the correct offset for a Maxima. I'm not hating, I am just sayin.
The wheels you have now stick out so far you won't be able to lower the car without massive negative camber. Like Matt said, that will wear out tires really fast. Sure, it looks cool in pictures, but in reality, it sucks, especially if you are on a budget.
If you buy some wheels -- 15, 16, 17, 18, with the right offset (say around +25 to +42), you can lower the car correctly and run tires that are the proper size for the gearing of your car.
It's your car and you do what you want. Just keep these things in mind.
You have the stock tire size. If you go any smaller, your speedo will be off and your gearing will be all jacked up. That will shorten the life of your transmission and probably the engine.
Honestly, I still think you could sell those wheels and find something that has the correct offset for a Maxima. I'm not hating, I am just sayin.
The wheels you have now stick out so far you won't be able to lower the car without massive negative camber. Like Matt said, that will wear out tires really fast. Sure, it looks cool in pictures, but in reality, it sucks, especially if you are on a budget.
If you buy some wheels -- 15, 16, 17, 18, with the right offset (say around +25 to +42), you can lower the car correctly and run tires that are the proper size for the gearing of your car.
It's your car and you do what you want. Just keep these things in mind.
where did you get that from?
It looks kinda bad. Not terrible. I have seen worse. The offset is just wack for a fwd maxima.
You have the stock tire size. If you go any smaller, your speedo will be off and your gearing will be all jacked up. That will shorten the life of your transmission and probably the engine.
Honestly, I still think you could sell those wheels and find something that has the correct offset for a Maxima. I'm not hating, I am just sayin.
The wheels you have now stick out so far you won't be able to lower the car without massive negative camber. Like Matt said, that will wear out tires really fast. Sure, it looks cool in pictures, but in reality, it sucks, especially if you are on a budget.
If you buy some wheels -- 15, 16, 17, 18, with the right offset (say around +25 to +42), you can lower the car correctly and run tires that are the proper size for the gearing of your car.
It's your car and you do what you want. Just keep these things in mind.
You have the stock tire size. If you go any smaller, your speedo will be off and your gearing will be all jacked up. That will shorten the life of your transmission and probably the engine.
Honestly, I still think you could sell those wheels and find something that has the correct offset for a Maxima. I'm not hating, I am just sayin.
The wheels you have now stick out so far you won't be able to lower the car without massive negative camber. Like Matt said, that will wear out tires really fast. Sure, it looks cool in pictures, but in reality, it sucks, especially if you are on a budget.
If you buy some wheels -- 15, 16, 17, 18, with the right offset (say around +25 to +42), you can lower the car correctly and run tires that are the proper size for the gearing of your car.
It's your car and you do what you want. Just keep these things in mind.
Hatmanafro, c'mon man as a Colombian you shouldn't be making us look ignorant like that! (hope that didnt sound harsh cuz it wasn't meant to be) lol its not that they look bad but they don't belong on a front wheel drive sedan. The design itself isn't bad for steel wheels that came off a Ford but they are way too wide and don't look right in that aspect. Some truck wheels you can use, some you can't. Look at Murano wheels for example, those look real good on Maximas and are of good size too.
As for what Matt is saying, listen to him, he's the org's suspension guy. Most, if not all my suspension upgrades on my 3rd gen were designed and made by Mr. Matt Blehm(co) here...the man is a mechanical engineer with many years of experience and has designed suspension parts for many different types of Nissans. When he's telling you there's a problem with the camber, he knows what he's talking about.
I learned my lesson by cheapening out on car parts and have gone through hell and back because of a few bucks, I hope these wheels serve you well but don't say that your fellow Maxima owners didn't warn you of the negative things that come with the wheel. Take care little buddy
As for what Matt is saying, listen to him, he's the org's suspension guy. Most, if not all my suspension upgrades on my 3rd gen were designed and made by Mr. Matt Blehm(co) here...the man is a mechanical engineer with many years of experience and has designed suspension parts for many different types of Nissans. When he's telling you there's a problem with the camber, he knows what he's talking about.
I learned my lesson by cheapening out on car parts and have gone through hell and back because of a few bucks, I hope these wheels serve you well but don't say that your fellow Maxima owners didn't warn you of the negative things that come with the wheel. Take care little buddy
When I mentioned the camber problems, I was referring to the Honduh linked off idiotflush that's running stupid amounts of camber to make those wheels "fit".
The fun part on a 3 gen is that to camber in the rear wheels, you have to move the bottom out- so it's only going to make the problem worse.
The fun part on a 3 gen is that to camber in the rear wheels, you have to move the bottom out- so it's only going to make the problem worse.
When I mentioned the camber problems, I was referring to the Honduh linked off idiotflush that's running stupid amounts of camber to make those wheels "fit".
The fun part on a 3 gen is that to camber in the rear wheels, you have to move the bottom out- so it's only going to make the problem worse.
The fun part on a 3 gen is that to camber in the rear wheels, you have to move the bottom out- so it's only going to make the problem worse.
Hatmanafro, c'mon man as a Colombian you shouldn't be making us look ignorant like that! (hope that didnt sound harsh cuz it wasn't meant to be) lol its not that they look bad but they don't belong on a front wheel drive sedan. The design itself isn't bad for steel wheels that came off a Ford but they are way too wide and don't look right in that aspect. Some truck wheels you can use, some you can't. Look at Murano wheels for example, those look real good on Maximas and are of good size too.
As for what Matt is saying, listen to him, he's the org's suspension guy. Most, if not all my suspension upgrades on my 3rd gen were designed and made by Mr. Matt Blehm(co) here...the man is a mechanical engineer with many years of experience and has designed suspension parts for many different types of Nissans. When he's telling you there's a problem with the camber, he knows what he's talking about.
I learned my lesson by cheapening out on car parts and have gone through hell and back because of a few bucks, I hope these wheels serve you well but don't say that your fellow Maxima owners didn't warn you of the negative things that come with the wheel. Take care little buddy
As for what Matt is saying, listen to him, he's the org's suspension guy. Most, if not all my suspension upgrades on my 3rd gen were designed and made by Mr. Matt Blehm(co) here...the man is a mechanical engineer with many years of experience and has designed suspension parts for many different types of Nissans. When he's telling you there's a problem with the camber, he knows what he's talking about.
I learned my lesson by cheapening out on car parts and have gone through hell and back because of a few bucks, I hope these wheels serve you well but don't say that your fellow Maxima owners didn't warn you of the negative things that come with the wheel. Take care little buddy
That's what you THINK...
so im just using this thread to show updates on my car for anybody who cares to see it. i was at my friends house today and i degeased and pressure washed the engine bay.
BEFORE:
this is actually like right after i sprayed sum degreaser on it and i pressure washed it but u can still see the grease and dirt in there. i didnt manege to get a true before pic

AFTER

after i pressure washed it i let it air dry for like 15-20 minutes and then when i started it again it had a horrible misfire. lol. it sounded like it had a huge cam in it but after riding around for like 20-25 minutes the water evaporated and the misfire went away.
BEFORE:
this is actually like right after i sprayed sum degreaser on it and i pressure washed it but u can still see the grease and dirt in there. i didnt manege to get a true before pic

AFTER

after i pressure washed it i let it air dry for like 15-20 minutes and then when i started it again it had a horrible misfire. lol. it sounded like it had a huge cam in it but after riding around for like 20-25 minutes the water evaporated and the misfire went away.
i also tried to roll the fenders but just maneged to crack the paint on the inner lip on the back fender. so i just used my friends die grinder and cut like 3/4 inch off of that lip. ill prolly have pics of that by tomorrow
You mean you actually cut almost an inch off of one of your fender lips?? Man i cant wait to see how this thing turns out with truck wheels and grinded off fender lips.....I think those wheels wouldnt look terrible on there if you went with a more lower profile tire but those big a** tires on a maxima looks str8 up Mexican im sorry but it does. Honestly even with 18's on my very own 3rd gen, i still believe nothing looks better on a clean maxima then stock "FRESH" Saw blades. End of story. O and btw Thats a clean manifold after u got done scrubbin makes me want to clean mine...

You cut the lips off the fenders? WTF mang?! As you're too immature to realize, those things are pretty structural on our cars. not to mention the rust damage you're going to have now if you don't repaint those soon. wow man... your stupidity just keeps showing more and more.
i honestly dont see how that lip has any structural support when the fender itself is hella thick.. anyways. i HIGHLY doubt that i will encounter problems. ill be happy to post pics.
i will tonight.
and the only thing u guys are right about is the rust. i saw a lil bit forming the other day. but.. ill be aight
i will tonight.
and the only thing u guys are right about is the rust. i saw a lil bit forming the other day. but.. ill be aight
i honestly dont see how that lip has any structural support when the fender itself is hella thick.. anyways. i HIGHLY doubt that i will encounter problems. ill be happy to post pics.
i will tonight.
and the only thing u guys are right about is the rust. i saw a lil bit forming the other day. but.. ill be aight
i will tonight.
and the only thing u guys are right about is the rust. i saw a lil bit forming the other day. but.. ill be aight

If so, I don't see how that'd be much different structurally than rolling the **** out of the fenders, or hammering that lip up flat against the underside of the fender (both of which I've done).
Your fender will be more prone to getting bent/dented/warped now, but it shouldn't be a problem unless you're constantly leaning against that part of the car or something anyway..
My first time reading this thread and I have to say those wheels look like 13's on some fat tires, and the ride height looks a bit raised. I think it looks stupid funny
, but it's your car so dress it how you wanna.
, but it's your car so dress it how you wanna.



