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Old 03-28-2007, 07:16 AM
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22's for the 05'..really debating on these still!

I couldnt take the picture off the site so here they are

http://www.discountedwheelwarehouse....ShowLarge=True

I will have to call them to make sure it has the correct offset and lug pattern but i really think these would look good on the redish color my car is.

What do you all think

YAY or NAY? :attention
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Old 03-28-2007, 07:28 AM
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I like em... Go for it!!!
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I've never been a fan of 22's on a Max, but hey, your ride your hassle...

The rims do however look nice...
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Originally Posted by chernmax
I've never been a fan of 22's on a Max, but hey, your ride your hassle...

The rims do however look nice...
I guess im going more for the more luxurious type look instead of sporty...altho i really do like ur style...you have the same color as mine and i like the black rims on it....so i figured a little black with a little chrome and vuala (sp)

I just hope i dont many problems with rubbing...im not too worried about ride quality...but long term damage seems to be ok..so ive been reading from other ppl anyway

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Well, I'm not fan either of 22's on the Maxima, but these do look pretty good. They will definitely be a HUGE improvement over the rims you've got now.
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Well, I'm not fan either of 22's on the Maxima, but these do look pretty good. They will definitely be a HUGE improvement over the rims you've got now.
HAHA...YEA..When i seen them on the net along time ago they looked alot better and were really cheap and i didnt have to buy new tires i know i was being cheap...but now i got me some mulla and need to upgrade, cuz i really dont like em'....at all
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Yah, not trying to bag on your rims. It really just comes down to what look you're going for. It seems like half the people on here are going for the tuner look and the other for the classy or "pimp", as I like to call it, look.
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Yea Classy or 'Pimp' is what im going for....not crazy ghetto or anything just a little more on the flashy side

245/35R22 would be good right....i know ive been reading that, but wanted to make sure my mind isnt going crazy on me

EDIT: Nevermind...found it in the specs thread....255/30R22.......guess that is the best
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I have seen one Max with 22's and it looked like it sat up high enough to go over me. I thought that it didn't look right. My 2 cents though.
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I hate those rims, nothing personal
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Old 03-28-2007, 04:42 PM
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I hate those rims, nothing personal
The size are the rims themselves?
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I wouldn't go 255's w/22's. Especially if you plan on dropping it. They put fenderwell covers in for a reason...
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The rims in any size, id go for something with less going on...the black and chrome would work even less with a red car. Id go with 20" in a more open design, and all chrome if thats what you prefer
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^^ Agreed... Personally I'd stay with one finish or the other with your car color.
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Your car will be slower with the 22's. That's not "IN" anymore...The new Big Rim is the Small RIM! Maxima's come with 18" wheels. I know guys that are swapping them for 17"...Smaller rims allow the car to go faster.
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Id never compromise performance for looks, you still have to drive it, woul dyou be happy knowing your car has slower acceleration after paying $1000's?
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Originally Posted by xorbitman
Your car will be slower with the 22's. That's not "IN" anymore...The new Big Rim is the Small RIM! Maxima's come with 18" wheels. I know guys that are swapping them for 17"...Smaller rims allow the car to go faster.
smaller or LIGHTer?
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Originally Posted by 04BlackMaxx
Id never compromise performance for looks, you still have to drive it, woul dyou be happy knowing your car has slower acceleration after paying $1000's?
It's not getting that much faster either!

But again, personal pref, and I respect your opinion.

I say, do what you wish, after all, u gotta drive it.

I Don't like those 22s.
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Originally Posted by 04BlackMaxx
Id never compromise performance for looks, you still have to drive it, woul dyou be happy knowing your car has slower acceleration after paying $1000's?
Agree, he's a short article from a tuner mag I scanned on the subject...



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Originally Posted by 04BlackMaxx
The rims in any size, id go for something with less going on...the black and chrome would work even less with a red car. Id go with 20" in a more open design, and all chrome if thats what you prefer
I know the more i started lookin at them i was wondering if the two colors would make it look off....if it my car was black it would be perfect

Then i started thinking about painting the black part the color of my car...because that piece is seperate from the rest of the wheel...so that would make it real easy to paint....

After consideration i might just stick with 20's cuz my car is lowered already and i dont want any rubbing or extra maintenance....then i could have some thicker wheels on top of that

Decisions Decisions
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Anything's better than what you have on there now

I wouldn't go any bigger than 19s though
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I am a newbie when it comes to having a Maxima and buying wheels. I to are looking to buy 22" wheels for my Max I just bought a week ago. The reason for the 22" idea was inspired by this car:




That car looks sick!!! One of the hottest Max's I have seen so far (IMO) and the only mod it looks to have, are those wheels (it goes to show how a great set of wheels on your car can dramatically change its look from average, to pimped) Those wheels on that Max are: 22" x 9" TSW Carlton's. I was thinking of buying these exact wheels for my "Gold Dust color" Max, or a wheel called U2-35 in all chrome w/a 4" - 6" lip. Yes, I know a lot of you guys can care less about 22" wheels because on the performance negatives, but come-on....you have to hand-it to the guy who choose to put these wheels on his car...it looks great! (IMO).
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Dont do it, 20" max, anything over that.... well hmm.... you mind as well hang some pink dice on the rear view and call it a day.

Plus you hit a pot hole, it will hurt your wallet big time.

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im running 22x9 with 265/30/22. they rolled the rear fenders and removed the front plastic wheel well liners. was lowered on eibachs but got tired of slowing down when going into driveways and i am at stock ride now. im running toyo proxes 4. they are pretty pricey though. i paid 1200 out the door. i used to have 255/30/22 the nitto 555 but got these toyos when the nittos went bald. people say that 22's slow our max's down and they probably do but from a red light i can still burn rubber through the intersection and some. stock engine. my first pair of 22's i had were 22x8.5 and i was running 245/30/22. when i had this setup there was no rubbing. i didnt roll the fenders till i got 255's.
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Originally Posted by 2-DIE-4
I am a newbie when it comes to having a Maxima and buying wheels. I to are looking to buy 22" wheels for my Max I just bought a week ago. The reason for the 22" idea was inspired by this car:
In my opinion those look absolutely horrible. Not just for the performance hit, but just aesthetically.

It's never worth it to sacrifice form over function, but if you're going to be silly about it at least make it worthwhile. =(

Personally I would never go over 18s. Just one kid's opinion, though.
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Does anyone actually know what the "performance" hit is? I'm sure their is one, but WHAT exactly does it equate too.... like are there numbers?

Slower acceleration..... by what tenths of what seconds?
Decrease braking.... by how many feet?
Slower 1/4..... by how much?

I'd just like to know.

Let's face it.... not much can be done or bought reasonably (at least no one in the 6th gen is REALLY doing it) to extract that much more "performance" out of it. Unless your the type that .... takes it to the track, i can see your reasoning...

But I my friends, is not that guy. I don't care to dyno nor test my 1/4 mile times. But i'll def go to a car show. Might not win many races (i'm sure the "loss" in performance won't be the reason anyways) but i'll win many trophies for best in show... or for car audio (more weight in the trunk - "loss" in performance again...)

So If he wants to go 22s.... let him! If anything chastise him about his choice (it's the worst 22s i've seen, unless they make the ones u have now in 22s! lol) But enough with the "Your car will be slower" talk, i'm sure w/e thought about 20s/22s all know this!

Let's try to keep it on topic, and stick to what the starter is asking.
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Originally Posted by Omarvelous
Does anyone actually know what the "performance" hit is? I'm sure their is one, but WHAT exactly does it equate too.... like are there numbers?

Slower acceleration..... by what tenths of what seconds?
Decrease braking.... by how many feet?
Slower 1/4..... by how much?

I'd just like to know.

Let's face it.... not much can be done or bought reasonably (at least no one in the 6th gen is REALLY doing it) to extract that much more "performance" out of it. Unless your the type that .... takes it to the track, i can see your reasoning...

But I my friends, is not that guy. I don't care to dyno nor test my 1/4 mile times. But i'll def go to a car show. Might not win many races (i'm sure the "loss" in performance won't be the reason anyways) but i'll win many trophies for best in show... or for car audio (more weight in the trunk - "loss" in performance again...)

So If he wants to go 22s.... let him! If anything chastise him about his choice (it's the worst 22s i've seen, unless they make the ones u have now in 22s! lol) But enough with the "Your car will be slower" talk, i'm sure w/e thought about 20s/22s all know this!

Let's try to keep it on topic, and stick to what the starter is asking.
The point of the disadvantages are equally as important as the advantages "looks. Bling", he put the thread up and is getting feedback, no one is flaming him and at the end of the day it's still his choice. Too many people have done stuff for the sake of looks and then come back and complain the car doesn't feel right. He's a big boy and more than capable of dealing with the recommendations presented. I do however remember stating in post #3 that I liked the rims...
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Originally Posted by chernmax
The point of the disadvantages are equally as important as the advantages "looks. Bling", he put the thread up and is getting feedback, no one is flaming him and at the end of the day it's still his choice. Too many people have done stuff for the sake of looks and then come back and complain the car doesn't feel right. He's a big boy and more than capable of dealing with the recommendations presented. I do however remember stating in post #3 that I liked the rims...
Oh no, wasn't really saying anything about flaming or anything of the like. I was just more so trynna ease out the more typical responses everyone gets when asking about 20+ inches...

It's like "NOT everyone cares about performance so much! Understand ppl!"

I mean it's just me rambling! Pay me no mind...

But that msg wasn't directed at you Chern.
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they not bad , as long as you take the ones you have on now , thats an embaracement to maxma , but it'll look good with these rims i think
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Originally Posted by Omarvelous
Oh no, wasn't really saying anything about flaming or anything of the like. I was just more so trynna ease out the more typical responses everyone gets when asking about 20+ inches...

It's like "NOT everyone cares about performance so much! Understand ppl!"

I mean it's just me rambling! Pay me no mind...

But that msg wasn't directed at you Chern.
You know we cool homie!!!
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Does anyone have any other pics of their car/cars on 22s. If so, please post. Thx!
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There aren't too many cars that you see nowadays with stock 18 inch wheels. Thats big enough. Why get bigger??? If you ask me, that's a perfect compromise between performance and appearance. What are you going to gain by getting a larger tire/wheel??
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Originally Posted by EdRomo86
im running 22x9 with 265/30/22. they rolled the rear fenders and removed the front plastic wheel well liners. was lowered on eibachs but got tired of slowing down when going into driveways and i am at stock ride now. im running toyo proxes 4. they are pretty pricey though. i paid 1200 out the door. i used to have 255/30/22 the nitto 555 but got these toyos when the nittos went bald. people say that 22's slow our max's down and they probably do but from a red light i can still burn rubber through the intersection and some. stock engine. my first pair of 22's i had were 22x8.5 and i was running 245/30/22. when i had this setup there was no rubbing. i didnt roll the fenders till i got 255's.

Why would someone remove the wheel liners..? I bet your motor looks nice.
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Originally Posted by Stevied23
There aren't too many cars that you see nowadays with stock 18 inch wheels. Thats big enough. Why get bigger??? If you ask me, that's a perfect compromise between performance and appearance. What are you going to gain by getting a larger tire/wheel??

20" is the new 16" around here... Look around. Theres an awful of cars/trucks coming out of the factory with 20" or bigger.
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I actually looked at a few cars like the BMW 3-series sedans and Mercedes on their websites and I couldn't find anything over 18". I'm by no means saying that I think there aren't cars with stock 20"s. However, I don't think there is an awful lot.
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Does anyone have any other pics of their car/cars on 22s. If so, please post. Thx!
Here's a couple pix of mine on 22's, so you can get an idea. Good luck.


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^^^i like what you did with your rims with the paint...it takes it down a notch from having too much chrome...well done!

Im still searching rims like i always do, but i liked these alot and just kept them as my first choice but im far from done searching...i think i might just have to do the twenties cuz i dont want to jack up my rim or anything like that cuz im far from rich...although i still like the look of the 22's i think ima stick with the twenties....

Besides there are alot more choices now that i can choose from
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Originally Posted by UNFADEABLE MAX
Here's a couple pix of mine on 22's, so you can get an idea. Good luck.



Damn that looks SWEET!!!
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my car is also on 22s. 22x9.5 with 255/30/22 nitto tires 35mm offset. Dvinci lox.

I was on coilovers, but now I'm switching to cattman springs and I'm waiting to put them on to see if I rub. I did have to roll the fenders from the get go.

I bought my wheels at the same place of that silver max in NJ. they didn't have a set of 4 of the cartons when I went so I got Dvinci lox.

people hate on 22s, but they look way better on the max vs any other size. you do loose some braking, but the car is still quick. I race people all the time with them.
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i do like the 22's better and want them but like i said before i dont have the money in case they get fcked up

Here is another choice of mine...theyre the TIS 08 ...but i dont want the 20" sticker on it

http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...=Chrome+Plated

Unfadeable...are them the TIS 07's?
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