Rim Opinions 08 Maxima SL
#1
Rim Opinions 08 Maxima SL
Hey I was wondering if ya'll could give me some advice as to which rims I should get with my Maxima below. I have found some rims and I want to get them in 20s, wanted some opinions, good or bad.
Here are some of the wheel options I was thinking of getting.
1. Motegi MR126 in White (Not sure if this would exactly match the color of my vehicle so I'm reluctant.
2. Motegi MR126 Black
3. Giovanna Dalar 5v and 6V
Here are some of the wheel options I was thinking of getting.
1. Motegi MR126 in White (Not sure if this would exactly match the color of my vehicle so I'm reluctant.
2. Motegi MR126 Black
3. Giovanna Dalar 5v and 6V
#3
Motegi MR126 Black
The white ones will not be the same color. The best way is to get them painted or powder coated to the cars color if that is what you are looking for. The black motegi wheel is nice and will look real good. I will try and photoshop you a pic when I get home from work in about 5 hours.
The white ones will not be the same color. The best way is to get them painted or powder coated to the cars color if that is what you are looking for. The black motegi wheel is nice and will look real good. I will try and photoshop you a pic when I get home from work in about 5 hours.
#6
Thanks guys I went with the MR126 in Black. Another question, can anyone tell me the exact model of the GReddy Exhaust system that would fit the 2008 Maxima, I want to get that done next on my car. I don't know much about cars so I don't know if anything else needs to be purchased with that or not, I hear stuff about the R2C Intake for mods on the car.
#8
#9
Thanks po8pimp, do you know if the one with the color tip is available for my vehicle?
#12
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw...+tips&_sacat=0 just get something universal and have a local shop install them. That is exactly what I did.
#13
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw...+tips&_sacat=0 just get something universal and have a local shop install them. That is exactly what I did. exhaust 1 - YouTube
Now that the wheels are done, should I get a body kit?
Last edited by NyCShadow; 08-06-2013 at 02:15 PM.
#14
those look amazing... I would get Bluebatmobiles overlays for the side lights and roof (http://s2.photobucket.com/user/BlueB...?sort=3&page=1). Might look into lowering kit for that front end. I would also look at tinting those tail lights. Even if it is not super dark, anything other than that bright red.
Last edited by po8pimp; 08-06-2013 at 02:34 PM.
#15
Thanks pimp, any of these to replace the taillights?
http://www.carid.com/2008-nissan-maxima-taillights/
I'm not much of a car guy, so forgive me for asking but what are bluebatmobile overlays?
*I just clicked on the link you posted, is that fairly easy to put on, is that kind of like vinyl or what?
http://www.carid.com/2008-nissan-maxima-taillights/
I'm not much of a car guy, so forgive me for asking but what are bluebatmobile overlays?
*I just clicked on the link you posted, is that fairly easy to put on, is that kind of like vinyl or what?
Last edited by NyCShadow; 08-06-2013 at 02:41 PM.
#16
Depends on what you are getting. Mine are not the overlays, they are sprayed. They are even darker now. Whatever you do, DO NOT GET THE SPEC-D taillights. They are defective and made by DEPO a korean company. I had multiple leds go out in under 50 hours of use. They are very nice when working and on the car, however I wasted my money with no refund.
Ohh bluebatmobile overlays are vinyl overlays, very easy to apply and very durable. I made my overlays for my sidelights in my signature for about $5 cheaper, however very tedious and hard to get quality vinyl to match. They look the same now as they did 6 years ago when I first installed them. I also did my third brake light lol.
Ohh bluebatmobile overlays are vinyl overlays, very easy to apply and very durable. I made my overlays for my sidelights in my signature for about $5 cheaper, however very tedious and hard to get quality vinyl to match. They look the same now as they did 6 years ago when I first installed them. I also did my third brake light lol.
Last edited by po8pimp; 08-06-2013 at 02:58 PM.
#17
Depends on what you are getting. Mine are not the overlays, they are sprayed. They are even darker now. Whatever you do, DO NOT GET THE SPEC-D taillights. They are defective and made by DEPO a korean company. I had multiple leds go out in under 50 hours of use. They are very nice when working and on the car, however I wasted my money with no refund.
Ohh bluebatmobile overlays are vinyl overlays, very easy to apply and very durable. I made my overlays for my sidelights in my signature for about $5 cheaper, however very tedious and hard to get quality vinyl to match. They look the same now as they did 6 years ago when I first installed them. I also did my third brake light lol.
Ohh bluebatmobile overlays are vinyl overlays, very easy to apply and very durable. I made my overlays for my sidelights in my signature for about $5 cheaper, however very tedious and hard to get quality vinyl to match. They look the same now as they did 6 years ago when I first installed them. I also did my third brake light lol.
I like that PIMPIN 3rd light lol that's awesome!
#19
I called around to see how much it would be to drop the front and its quite expensive here in Houston, TX. They quoted me around $600-$750, so that might wait, I need to fix the tint around the car which should get done today.
#20
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ksport-CNS060-KP-Kontrol-Pro-Coilovers-Kit-Nissan-Maxima-/300718040573?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&fits=Make%3ANissan%7CModel%3AMaxima%7CYear%3A2004&hash=item46043125fd&vxp=mtrIf you are going to spend that much just for the front, get the whole thing done and done right with coilovers for a little more. These are very easy to install and adjust. Can be done in your drive way with a lift and air tools.
#21
Ksport CNS060 KP Kontrol Pro Coilovers Kit Nissan Maxima | eBay
If you are going to spend that much just for the front, get the whole thing done and done right with coilovers for a little more. These are very easy to install and adjust. Can be done in your drive way with a lift and air tools.
If you are going to spend that much just for the front, get the whole thing done and done right with coilovers for a little more. These are very easy to install and adjust. Can be done in your drive way with a lift and air tools.
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