View Poll Results: Which looks better on an Onyx 6th Generation
ADR Emotion
14
87.50%
Dolce DC2
2
12.50%
Voters: 16. You may not vote on this poll
New Shoes for the Max
#1
New Shoes for the Max
Ok, time to start thinking about new shoes for the baby. I've kinda narrowed it down to 2 choices. I know how some of you all feel about chrome, but oh well. Tell me what you think. I know, the propeller is a bit "flashy" but for some reaon it's strangely appealing; like the Max is gonna suddenly take off.
This is the ADR Emotion
and this is the Dolce DC-2
If anyone has some free time and cares to Photoshop them onto an Onyx 6th Gen, I'd be much obliged.
This is the ADR Emotion
and this is the Dolce DC-2
If anyone has some free time and cares to Photoshop them onto an Onyx 6th Gen, I'd be much obliged.
#9
Originally Posted by lightonthehill
I like the adrs.
I can see why some folks might prefer the DC-2s, but I like the OEMs better than the DC-2s. The '04 Maxima is supposed to be near luxury, not near 'airborne'.
I can see why some folks might prefer the DC-2s, but I like the OEMs better than the DC-2s. The '04 Maxima is supposed to be near luxury, not near 'airborne'.
#10
Originally Posted by JayMAX22
My partner has the DC2's and trust me...YOU WANT THEM!!! They are nice and they look even better moving.
#11
Thanks for all your input. If someone has the time, it'd be nice to see both sets on a Black 6th Gen. Onyx, excuse me. What was I thinking? I'm starting to lean towards the ADR's. The input about being easier to clean was great. I never thought about that. But I imagine, it'll be easier to get brake dust deposits too considering the open spoke design of the OEM SE rims and the build up I get after a couple of days.
#13
I would go with the ADRs the other ones look like a flower. But rims I really like are the OZ racing Operas. My friend has them on his Lexus GS430 and they are ****ing hot. That cars is bulky like the Maxima also so it would probably look the same. http://www.ozracing.com/shared/car/prestige/06_big.jpg
#14
I personally prefer a wheel with a deeper lip on them, but I had ADR's and I wouldn't recommend them. My original wheel (M-Classic, Car Domain page 4) chipped soooo easy and the clear coating on the lip was coming off after 2 months. ADR's customer service is horrible and when I went to replace them they had stopped making them so I waited for over 2 months for the replacement wheel that I wanted (ADR Sterling) I kept getting "2 more weeks"
So I ended up going chrome (non ADR), and they ave grown on me for sure.
The thing that sucks though is ADR has a lot of nice wheels available but like someone on this site told me back then "you get what you pay for!!"
Anyways, I'm done venting now....
So I ended up going chrome (non ADR), and they ave grown on me for sure.
The thing that sucks though is ADR has a lot of nice wheels available but like someone on this site told me back then "you get what you pay for!!"
Anyways, I'm done venting now....
#15
Originally Posted by jsmithsole
I personally prefer a wheel with a deeper lip on them, but I had ADR's and I wouldn't recommend them. My original wheel (M-Classic, Car Domain page 4) chipped soooo easy and the clear coating on the lip was coming off after 2 months. ADR's customer service is horrible and when I went to replace them they had stopped making them so I waited for over 2 months for the replacement wheel that I wanted (ADR Sterling) I kept getting "2 more weeks"
So I ended up going chrome (non ADR), and they ave grown on me for sure.
The thing that sucks though is ADR has a lot of nice wheels available but like someone on this site told me back then "you get what you pay for!!"
Anyways, I'm done venting now....
So I ended up going chrome (non ADR), and they ave grown on me for sure.
The thing that sucks though is ADR has a lot of nice wheels available but like someone on this site told me back then "you get what you pay for!!"
Anyways, I'm done venting now....
#16
Originally Posted by FriscoMax
That's exactly what I needed to hear. Thanks for this post. That will now become a major determining factor in my decision. How long ago was this? I can only hope to have Montana Max(MontyMax for short) looking as sweet as yours.
And thanks for the compliment!!!
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