Riding stock rims question
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Riding stock rims question
I just had 19's on my car that you guys have seen here before. Long story short, they were used, lasted 2 years, I barley hit any potholes but the 2 front wheels ended up cracking.
Now, my car at the moment has
- Stillen front lip
- Ionic rear valance
- Ebay side skirts. Bad fitment, but they look great for the most part
Now, I had to go back to my little saw blade rims that come stock with the car. I'm actually REALLY surprised for a few reasons
- Forgot how awesome the ride was
-Car isn't lowered, but believe it or not I look much less silly on these rims with my lip kit vs an non lowered car on 19's. Looked too clown carish.
- The car looks like it sits lower since - fatter tire = less tire gap, or so it looks.
Anyway, I'm really happy with the basic concept of stock, tiny little 16's/17's, whatever they are, but could you guys recommend a nicer looking stock wheel that isn't bigger than a 17 for my car? Whatever the size is for the wheel I have now which is the sawblade.
It may be hard to explain, but those wheels with what my car has now would be completely fine with me. I can't stress (in retrospect) how silly I looked on 19's.
I like that look of that a ton, which is also stock for the maxima.
Thanks in advance
Now, my car at the moment has
- Stillen front lip
- Ionic rear valance
- Ebay side skirts. Bad fitment, but they look great for the most part
Now, I had to go back to my little saw blade rims that come stock with the car. I'm actually REALLY surprised for a few reasons
- Forgot how awesome the ride was
-Car isn't lowered, but believe it or not I look much less silly on these rims with my lip kit vs an non lowered car on 19's. Looked too clown carish.
- The car looks like it sits lower since - fatter tire = less tire gap, or so it looks.
Anyway, I'm really happy with the basic concept of stock, tiny little 16's/17's, whatever they are, but could you guys recommend a nicer looking stock wheel that isn't bigger than a 17 for my car? Whatever the size is for the wheel I have now which is the sawblade.
It may be hard to explain, but those wheels with what my car has now would be completely fine with me. I can't stress (in retrospect) how silly I looked on 19's.
I like that look of that a ton, which is also stock for the maxima.
Thanks in advance
Last edited by TommyNtama; 03-18-2014 at 05:36 PM.
#4
the pic above is NOT the "sawblades"...that is the 16" 97-99 SE 5 spoke wheel.
But I agree, the 6 spoke SE wheel from the 2002-2003 SE looks damned pretty on the 4th gen.
look at this thread for inspiration:
http://forums.maxima.org/4th-generat...ti-wheels.html
But I agree, the 6 spoke SE wheel from the 2002-2003 SE looks damned pretty on the 4th gen.
look at this thread for inspiration:
http://forums.maxima.org/4th-generat...ti-wheels.html
#5
Oh trust me , I know. LOL, the saw blades are a bit of an eyesore in comparison.
The rims I posted are the ones I really like but am having a hard time finding. The ones in your sig = DO WANT.
Appreciate the thread link too !
The rims I posted are the ones I really like but am having a hard time finding. The ones in your sig = DO WANT.
Appreciate the thread link too !
#8
#9
I'm just tryin' to figure out if 17's are going to be too big. In that thread, some of those cars aren't lowered and still have that appropriate look to let them slide.
18's is too far, but so far on ebay I've only found 17's that look nice, no 16's.
18's is too far, but so far on ebay I've only found 17's that look nice, no 16's.
#10
#11
Looks real good, but the thing is. Since I've had the stocks back on, I realized that I think it will look great with stock rims (Just not the sawblades), and some tint.
Here is mine now with dem saw blades, haha. I am convinced that with some tint and OEM 5 spoke rims, I could have this thing looking REAL nice.
But see after my excellent photoshop - It goes from "Dafuq u thinkin' mayne?" to, ok. Basically socially acceptable
And lastly,
Here is mine now with dem saw blades, haha. I am convinced that with some tint and OEM 5 spoke rims, I could have this thing looking REAL nice.
But see after my excellent photoshop - It goes from "Dafuq u thinkin' mayne?" to, ok. Basically socially acceptable
And lastly,
Last edited by TommyNtama; 03-19-2014 at 02:04 PM.
#13
#14
Not the best pics of my drop but it still looks stock but not too low I don't rub and my tires are super thick 245/45/18 I'm sure if I had low pros it would look better and I could go lower .. But I don't race nor do I want many axle problems
#19
I just bought a set of 6th Gen 18's for $240. I'll be slapping them on the Max soon. I like em more than the 5th Gen SE 17's everyone seems to have.
#20
I just put 17x7" rims from a Juke on mine because I got a really nice deal on a set that was practically new in the box.
My original choice was something like a 2003-2006 G35 rim in 17" or 18". They just look "right".
After seeing the Juke wheels mounted with Direzza ZIIs in 235/45R17 they fit the wheel perfectly and maintain the 94w load rating. -pc
My original choice was something like a 2003-2006 G35 rim in 17" or 18". They just look "right".
After seeing the Juke wheels mounted with Direzza ZIIs in 235/45R17 they fit the wheel perfectly and maintain the 94w load rating. -pc
#22
I just put 17x7" rims from a Juke on mine because I got a really nice deal on a set that was practically new in the box.
My original choice was something like a 2003-2006 G35 rim in 17" or 18". They just look "right".
After seeing the Juke wheels mounted with Direzza ZIIs in 235/45R17 they fit the wheel perfectly and maintain the 94w load rating. -pc
My original choice was something like a 2003-2006 G35 rim in 17" or 18". They just look "right".
After seeing the Juke wheels mounted with Direzza ZIIs in 235/45R17 they fit the wheel perfectly and maintain the 94w load rating. -pc
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