5-spoke 350z rims on my 96(pic) feedback please
03-19-2006 | 06:45 PM
#46
Originally Posted by MDeezy
Sure you can . . .
Justification:
Look at the purchase of coilovers as you spending money on your hobby. Many people have hobbies that they spend money on. Some people go out drinking and clubbing, tons of money gets spent, but after a year or so of clubbing and many many drinks and thousands of $$ spent what do they have to show for it?
You would have a lowered maxima to show for it.
Go on. . . buy some coilovers!
Justification:
Look at the purchase of coilovers as you spending money on your hobby. Many people have hobbies that they spend money on. Some people go out drinking and clubbing, tons of money gets spent, but after a year or so of clubbing and many many drinks and thousands of $$ spent what do they have to show for it?
You would have a lowered maxima to show for it.
Go on. . . buy some coilovers!
Rims look great man!
03-19-2006 | 06:47 PM
#47
Originally Posted by Cdg2125
Great mind set MDeezy! I know that I'm gonna go for coilovers now thanks to that idea!
Thats how I look at it, I dont club that much, nor drink (I hardly do) all those $6 $10 drinks you'd get at the club, or $20-$70 bottle of alcohol people buy, I dont do that, so I fund my money to my car. A hobby much healthier for my than a long island ice tea, or a white russian.
/end pointless rant. . .
03-19-2006 | 07:37 PM
#51
Originally Posted by Northern Maxima
+1...I was wondering how those would look on a 4th gen. Thanks for posting the pic...I'm sure a lot of .orgers will be interested in seeing them.
Very nice...and it will look amazing once its dropped! Where did you find the rims...ebay?
Very nice...and it will look amazing once its dropped! Where did you find the rims...ebay?
03-19-2006 | 07:52 PM
#53
Originally Posted by Northern Maxima
I'm guessing he's not on TMEC? Let me know if you hear of him selling them 
03-19-2006 | 08:07 PM
#54
Originally Posted by MDeezy
Sure you can . . .
Justification:
Look at the purchase of coilovers as you spending money on your hobby. Many people have hobbies that they spend money on. Some people go out drinking and clubbing, tons of money gets spent, but after a year or so of clubbing and many many drinks and thousands of $$ spent what do they have to show for it?
You would have a lowered maxima to show for it.
Go on. . . buy some coilovers!
Justification:
Look at the purchase of coilovers as you spending money on your hobby. Many people have hobbies that they spend money on. Some people go out drinking and clubbing, tons of money gets spent, but after a year or so of clubbing and many many drinks and thousands of $$ spent what do they have to show for it?
You would have a lowered maxima to show for it.
Go on. . . buy some coilovers!
03-19-2006 | 08:11 PM
#55
Originally Posted by Akumachan
Well, I've never been to a club, never has a drink, but with things going the way they are at the moment it really isnt a good time to spend money at all, and my car is dropped on eibachs, so I dont think its too critical to get coilovers anytime soon.
ofcourse modding need to be done responsibly, I keep telling myself that, I would love to buy some rims for my car, but I need a new tranny and clutch before rims. Would make sense to have a Sexy max on nice new wheels, but cant move due to dead clutch. . .
modding in moderation
03-20-2006 | 07:31 AM
#56
Originally Posted by MDeezy
If only you had a drop . . .
like this.
like this.
This drop is too low for one thing, and another thing would be that to drop it this low you would have to do suspension mods no? $$
Imho, slammed cars look stupid, they don't ride nice, they scrape bottom regularly and the resale value is for ****, but hey if that's what floats your boat then go for it.
I think the Z wheels look tres cool and will look even better with a slight drop. Something still will be missing imho though, I think it would look swweeeet with a Stillen Aero kit.
http://redlinemax.com/catalog/produc...f760f90d5af6f7
03-20-2006 | 09:35 AM
#58
I wanted those rims also but on second thought, they look nice but I think they look better on the 350Z. It could be that I'm starting to steer away from 5 spoke rims, I like 6 and 7 spokes better.
Someone photochop these wheels onto his car. Except either use the fronts or the rears because the front are 18's and the rears are 19's.
Someone photochop these wheels onto his car. Except either use the fronts or the rears because the front are 18's and the rears are 19's.
i want those wheels.
03-20-2006 | 12:25 PM
#61
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[QUOTE=theshawn]This drop is too low for one thing, and another thing would be that to drop it this low you would have to do suspension mods no? $$
Imho, slammed cars look stupid, they don't ride nice, they scrape bottom regularly and the resale value is for ****, but hey if that's what floats your boat then go for it.
I think the Z wheels look tres cool and will look even better with a slight drop. Something still will be missing imho though, I think it would look swweeeet with a Stillen Aero kit.
Relax dude, its just a photoshop. I'm not going that low. The kit would be nice but I live in San Francisco (hills / potholes / high curbs & driveways) so a daily driver with a kit would be out of the question.
Imho, slammed cars look stupid, they don't ride nice, they scrape bottom regularly and the resale value is for ****, but hey if that's what floats your boat then go for it.
I think the Z wheels look tres cool and will look even better with a slight drop. Something still will be missing imho though, I think it would look swweeeet with a Stillen Aero kit.
Relax dude, its just a photoshop. I'm not going that low. The kit would be nice but I live in San Francisco (hills / potholes / high curbs & driveways) so a daily driver with a kit would be out of the question.
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