I love this max who's is it?
10-24-2006, 05:42 AM
#1
I love this max who's is it?
Hope hope the owner of this max is on here because i love the way it flows...I gotta do mine something like this I just love it...plz dont flame me if you dont like it...
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2455239/2
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2455239/2
10-24-2006, 05:58 AM
#2
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Originally Posted by JEXTEL
Hope hope the owner of this max is on here because i love the way it flows...I gotta do mine something like this I just love it...plz dont flame me if you dont like it...
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2455239/2
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2455239/2
$3000 rims
10-24-2006, 06:23 AM
#5
well, the color is interesting. I've never seen a civic... er I mean a maxima with lambo doors before. The rims stick out and that's gonna destroy the paint on the fenders. Interesting idea with the buick style fender vents.
Over all it's a show car and that's not my thing, but that's why we are all different.
Over all it's a show car and that's not my thing, but that's why we are all different.
All I can say.
10-24-2006, 06:31 AM
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your joking right? i hope this guy isn't on maxima.org, i dont want to be labelled as a person with tastes like that
10-24-2006, 08:04 AM
#10
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I have always wanted to see what a maxima with lambo doors would look like.
For what it is (a show car) I like it, minus the lowered/raised look. But it's not something I would model my car after. It's not practical.
For what it is (a show car) I like it, minus the lowered/raised look. But it's not something I would model my car after. It's not practical.
10-24-2006, 08:13 AM
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oh I thought you really were being sarcastic.
10-24-2006, 08:20 AM
#15
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I think it looks pretty nice... Though, I don't think I'd exactly go with these exact mods, it still looks very nice. It's kinda nice to see someone doing something that not everyone else has done.
10-24-2006, 08:28 AM
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HAHA ... automatic, extremely heavy rims, tons of audio equipment. Slower than stock.
10-24-2006, 09:30 AM
#20
Originally Posted by ILLeSt MaX
u guys have to give him props though... he slapped some 22's on there.. i didnt even know that was possible...
10-24-2006, 09:47 AM
#22
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WOW... I dunno what it is but the more I look at those pix the more I like it. I have to say it: It's nice to see some originality. All the other Max's I see when I browse around this forum feature the same mods as everyone else. This guy seems to have done some things that not everyone else has.
Hell, after reading his mods list on CarDomain, it looks like he did all the same stuff as everyone else but had the ballz to go a little further and be original.
I'm surprised I like it so much...!
Hell, after reading his mods list on CarDomain, it looks like he did all the same stuff as everyone else but had the ballz to go a little further and be original.
I'm surprised I like it so much...!
10-24-2006, 10:06 AM
#23
Originally Posted by streetzlegend
Come to miami, and you will see rims larger than life itself on a maxima lol.
10-24-2006, 10:18 AM
#25
Some people pay $200 an hour to have a fat woman put cigarettes out on their tongues and tell them how worthless they are.
Others like to stand on the side of the road with posters full of meaningless collections of words and yell randomly at nobody.
This guy puts Lambo doors, weird pokey tail lights, huge chrome rims with no-pro tires, and Buick-like fender accents on his Maxima.
...Whatever makes you happy.
Others like to stand on the side of the road with posters full of meaningless collections of words and yell randomly at nobody.
This guy puts Lambo doors, weird pokey tail lights, huge chrome rims with no-pro tires, and Buick-like fender accents on his Maxima.
...Whatever makes you happy.
10-24-2006, 10:31 AM
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mmmm not my personal favorite.... i guess there people that dont know how to spend there money in more better way on a car...
10-24-2006, 10:43 AM
#33
Originally Posted by supaneko
All the other Max's I see when I browse around this forum feature the same mods as everyone else. This guy seems to have done some things that not everyone else has.
10-24-2006, 11:01 AM
#34
I'm not really a fan of all the TV's and what not but this guy's car IS pretty sick. I would rather have that money put into performance but you really can't hate on this dudes maxima. Its sicko 
10-24-2006, 11:04 AM
#35
Originally Posted by JEXTEL
yea? he siad there were mods to it(spacers and adapaters) but I saw some 8.5" 22's and with 37 offset I think they fit good with miniaml srucb on cornering
But yes, there are mods in this one, and that is exactly the point. He needs spacers in the front so that the wheels stick out enough that they won't rub (as much) when he steers. That means he needs spacers on the rear wheels as well to make them look even with the front. So, now all four of his wheels are sticking out of the wheel wells. If he lowered his car, the tops of his wheels would rub the fenders every time he hit a bump. Unless, of course, he had SUPER stiff springs... which I dont' think he would have because they would rattle his gold teeth out and make dead sure his rims imploded the first time he hit a big bump.
See?
10-24-2006, 12:03 PM
#39
Originally Posted by d00df00d
I love that. Minimal scrub on cornering. As if it's okay to have a little, as long as it's not a lot...
But yes, there are mods in this one, and that is exactly the point. He needs spacers in the front so that the wheels stick out enough that they won't rub (as much) when he steers. That means he needs spacers on the rear wheels as well to make them look even with the front. So, now all four of his wheels are sticking out of the wheel wells. If he lowered his car, the tops of his wheels would rub the fenders every time he hit a bump. Unless, of course, he had SUPER stiff springs... which I dont' think he would have because they would rattle his gold teeth out and make dead sure his rims imploded the first time he hit a big bump.
See?
But yes, there are mods in this one, and that is exactly the point. He needs spacers in the front so that the wheels stick out enough that they won't rub (as much) when he steers. That means he needs spacers on the rear wheels as well to make them look even with the front. So, now all four of his wheels are sticking out of the wheel wells. If he lowered his car, the tops of his wheels would rub the fenders every time he hit a bump. Unless, of course, he had SUPER stiff springs... which I dont' think he would have because they would rattle his gold teeth out and make dead sure his rims imploded the first time he hit a big bump.
See?
10-24-2006, 12:18 PM
#40
Whatever floats your boat.... It definatlely takes some work to get the car like that but I dunno. I think it's one of those car that you see on the road and go "why would you do that to a maxima"? maybe a cadillac or something since they handle like crap anyway.. but those rims and all the extra weight just destroys the fun to drive factor of the car... but to each his own I guess.