Voxx Scorze 18x9, what do you think?
#1
Voxx Scorze 18x9, what do you think?
I'm thinking of getting Voxx Scorze 18x9's, check it out:
![](http://www.discounttire.com/product/wheels/voxsco.ant.large.jpg)
http://www.voxxwheel.com/wheelScorze.html
They are gunmetal with a polished lip. They are only around $210 a peice. Do you guys like em? I think a 9" wide rim would look really aggressive which is what I am going for. I think they will compliment the duals well.
BTW, if any of you photoshoppers (tyler, GTR, cyrus, ect.)wanna chop them onto my car, that would be MUCHO appriciated. Link the my site is to the left.
![](http://www.discounttire.com/product/wheels/voxsco.ant.large.jpg)
http://www.voxxwheel.com/wheelScorze.html
They are gunmetal with a polished lip. They are only around $210 a peice. Do you guys like em? I think a 9" wide rim would look really aggressive which is what I am going for. I think they will compliment the duals well.
BTW, if any of you photoshoppers (tyler, GTR, cyrus, ect.)wanna chop them onto my car, that would be MUCHO appriciated. Link the my site is to the left.
#5
Originally posted by asu174
Those are VERY slick. I would get those in a heartbeat.
Those are VERY slick. I would get those in a heartbeat.
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NyceMinima,
If I drop the clutch at 2.5k rpm's, I spin quite a bit. If I had an inch more of surface area to grab with, shouldn't I hook up better? They will slow me down more then my 20lb. caffeines, but IMHO they will look ALOT better. The caffeines are 17x8 and still look too thin IMO. I am all about the fat rim.
These rims will probubly be around 22-25lbs realistically.
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#7
Originally posted by Craig Mack
Nice!
NyceMinima,
If I drop the clutch at 2.5k rpm's, I spin quite a bit. If I had an inch more of surface area to grab with, shouldn't I hook up better? They will slow me down more then my 20lb. caffeines, but IMHO they will look ALOT better. The caffeines are 17x8 and still look too thin IMO. I am all about the fat rim.
These rims will probubly be around 22-25lbs realistically.
But who knows, maybe I will get lucky and they'll be a little lighter. But they are in my fav color combo (dark rim/polished lip), wide, and most importantly in my price range!
Nice!
NyceMinima,
If I drop the clutch at 2.5k rpm's, I spin quite a bit. If I had an inch more of surface area to grab with, shouldn't I hook up better? They will slow me down more then my 20lb. caffeines, but IMHO they will look ALOT better. The caffeines are 17x8 and still look too thin IMO. I am all about the fat rim.
These rims will probubly be around 22-25lbs realistically.
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I'm no minima
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Don't get me wrong..
even if they weigh 30 lbs, i think they would look so f-ing sweet on your car that the speed factor won't matter.
Go for them.
and let me know if you'd be interested in selling those Caffenes to me
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#8
Originally posted by SWEETSOUND2001
Craig, you're killing me man. Are you spending your last $1200 on a set of wheels?
Craig, you're killing me man. Are you spending your last $1200 on a set of wheels?
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#9
Originally posted by NYCe MaXiMa
I'm no minima
Don't get me wrong..
even if they weigh 30 lbs, i think they would look so f-ing sweet on your car that the speed factor won't matter.
Go for them.
and let me know if you'd be interested in selling those Caffenes to me
I'm no minima
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Don't get me wrong..
even if they weigh 30 lbs, i think they would look so f-ing sweet on your car that the speed factor won't matter.
Go for them.
and let me know if you'd be interested in selling those Caffenes to me
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Will do bro!
#12
Originally posted by 1MAX2NV
I like the Forza better. With Forza, the spokes go all the way to the rim. They would look like 19s
I like the Forza better. With Forza, the spokes go all the way to the rim. They would look like 19s
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And besides, the Forza's are around $300 a set more then the Scorze's.
#15
Re: Voxx Scorze 18x9, what do you think?
Originally posted by Craig Mack
I'm thinking of getting Voxx Scorze 18x9's, check it out:
![](http://www.discounttire.com/product/wheels/voxsco.ant.large.jpg)
http://www.voxxwheel.com/wheelScorze.html
They are gunmetal with a polished lip. They are only around $210 a peice. Do you guys like em? I think a 9" wide rim would look really aggressive which is what I am going for. I think they will compliment the duals well.
BTW, if any of you photoshoppers (tyler, GTR, cyrus, ect.)wanna chop them onto my car, that would be MUCHO appriciated. Link the my site is to the left.
I'm thinking of getting Voxx Scorze 18x9's, check it out:
![](http://www.discounttire.com/product/wheels/voxsco.ant.large.jpg)
http://www.voxxwheel.com/wheelScorze.html
They are gunmetal with a polished lip. They are only around $210 a peice. Do you guys like em? I think a 9" wide rim would look really aggressive which is what I am going for. I think they will compliment the duals well.
BTW, if any of you photoshoppers (tyler, GTR, cyrus, ect.)wanna chop them onto my car, that would be MUCHO appriciated. Link the my site is to the left.
$210 isn't bad, add some Yoko AVS ES 100 for about $132 and that setup will rock.
#16
Craig - everyone is worried about weight
But is your car more performance oriented, more looks oriented, or a combination of both?
If its either of the last two, I'd go with them. A few extra pounds on the wheels may slow you down, but you'll still look good blowing past most of the cars out there.
If it's performance you're after, then save your money and buy Volks or some other lightweight wheel.
Not all of us on the .ORG are obsessed with having the lightest wheels around. Your new rims could look as good or better than any lightweight tire out there, especially if YOU think so.
I'm kinda tired of the "wheel weight" issue, when we know that many of us are buying them cuz they look (to us) nice. That's the bottom line. They have what you want (polished lip), and to you they look fresh.
I say get em.
Mike
If its either of the last two, I'd go with them. A few extra pounds on the wheels may slow you down, but you'll still look good blowing past most of the cars out there.
If it's performance you're after, then save your money and buy Volks or some other lightweight wheel.
Not all of us on the .ORG are obsessed with having the lightest wheels around. Your new rims could look as good or better than any lightweight tire out there, especially if YOU think so.
I'm kinda tired of the "wheel weight" issue, when we know that many of us are buying them cuz they look (to us) nice. That's the bottom line. They have what you want (polished lip), and to you they look fresh.
I say get em.
Mike
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Re: Re: Craig - everyone is worried about weight
Originally posted by ereet
Why not invest in a nice set of chromes? You can be gangsta-thug and have the same acceleration benefits when racing
Why not invest in a nice set of chromes? You can be gangsta-thug and have the same acceleration benefits when racing
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Anyways, thanks for the feedback guys! Does anyone object to the width? I don't want them to be TOO fat, but I also want that aggressive look. Does anyone have a Max or know of one with 9" wheels?
Cyrus, where did you pull this 30lb. figure from?? That's heavy as sin, but I still think they are the ****, and everyone else seems to agree with me!
Mike, My car is 55/45 for performance/looks. If indeed these are 30 lbs. each, I still would probubly get them becuase they look so good and fit every part of my picky criteria. Besides, with a 5spd it doesn't really matter...all these would allow me to do is launch harder and drop the clutch higher baby
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#19
Re: Re: Voxx Scorze 18x9, what do you think?
Originally posted by Frank Fontaine
Yeah, those are sweet. I'd buy them cause of the umlaut in the name alone. j/k
$210 isn't bad, add some Yoko AVS ES 100 for about $132 and that setup will rock.
Yeah, those are sweet. I'd buy them cause of the umlaut in the name alone. j/k
$210 isn't bad, add some Yoko AVS ES 100 for about $132 and that setup will rock.
#20
Re: Re: Re: Craig - everyone is worried about weight
Hehehehe. I'm just pulling your chain ![Big Grin](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
I think they'll look good on your car, but coming from someone with 26lb rims, you WILL notice a difference, and you WON'T like it hehe.
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I think they'll look good on your car, but coming from someone with 26lb rims, you WILL notice a difference, and you WON'T like it hehe.
#21
Re: Re: Re: Re: Craig - everyone is worried about weight
Originally posted by ereet
but coming from someone with 26lb rims, you WILL notice a difference, and you WON'T like it hehe.
but coming from someone with 26lb rims, you WILL notice a difference, and you WON'T like it hehe.
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#22
Way too heavy, way too big, way too wide. That's my opinion.
1) Visually, those wheels look like they weigh at least 30lbs, especially in a 18X9.
2) 18s on a Maxima just doesn't do anything for me. The 4th gen is long and slim (when lowered) and 18s look way too big.
3) 9" wide is too much rim. The 4th gen Maxima only weighs ~3000lbs which is not heavy. With this much width, you'll be hydroplaning everywhere and your handling will be worse, I'm certain of it. Traction off the line will be aweful because your contact patch will be really wide, but super thin. 8" should be the maximum width, period.
You will be significantly slower. The heavier weight, more weight pushed to the outside of rim, heavy tires, and massive amount of rolling resistance (9" wide rims) will make your car a dog. I doubt you'll break 15.5s with those rims.
Dave
1) Visually, those wheels look like they weigh at least 30lbs, especially in a 18X9.
2) 18s on a Maxima just doesn't do anything for me. The 4th gen is long and slim (when lowered) and 18s look way too big.
3) 9" wide is too much rim. The 4th gen Maxima only weighs ~3000lbs which is not heavy. With this much width, you'll be hydroplaning everywhere and your handling will be worse, I'm certain of it. Traction off the line will be aweful because your contact patch will be really wide, but super thin. 8" should be the maximum width, period.
You will be significantly slower. The heavier weight, more weight pushed to the outside of rim, heavy tires, and massive amount of rolling resistance (9" wide rims) will make your car a dog. I doubt you'll break 15.5s with those rims.
Dave
#24
Originally posted by Dave B
[B]Way too heavy, way too big, way too wide.
3) 9" wide is too much rim. The 4th gen Maxima only weighs ~3000lbs which is not heavy. With this much width, you'll be hydroplaning everywhere and your handling will be worse, I'm certain of it. Traction off the line will be aweful because your contact patch will be really wide, but super thin. 8" should be the maximum width, period.
[B]Way too heavy, way too big, way too wide.
3) 9" wide is too much rim. The 4th gen Maxima only weighs ~3000lbs which is not heavy. With this much width, you'll be hydroplaning everywhere and your handling will be worse, I'm certain of it. Traction off the line will be aweful because your contact patch will be really wide, but super thin. 8" should be the maximum width, period.
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You will be significantly slower. The heavier weight, more weight pushed to the outside of rim, heavy tires, and massive amount of rolling resistance (9" wide rims) will make your car a dog. I doubt you'll break 15.5s with those rims.
Dave
Dave
#25
Originally posted by Dave B
Way too heavy, way too big, way too wide. That's my opinion.
1) Visually, those wheels look like they weigh at least 30lbs, especially in a 18X9.
2) 18s on a Maxima just doesn't do anything for me. The 4th gen is long and slim (when lowered) and 18s look way too big.
3) 9" wide is too much rim. The 4th gen Maxima only weighs ~3000lbs which is not heavy. With this much width, you'll be hydroplaning everywhere and your handling will be worse, I'm certain of it. Traction off the line will be aweful because your contact patch will be really wide, but super thin. 8" should be the maximum width, period.
You will be significantly slower. The heavier weight, more weight pushed to the outside of rim, heavy tires, and massive amount of rolling resistance (9" wide rims) will make your car a dog. I doubt you'll break 15.5s with those rims.
Dave
Way too heavy, way too big, way too wide. That's my opinion.
1) Visually, those wheels look like they weigh at least 30lbs, especially in a 18X9.
2) 18s on a Maxima just doesn't do anything for me. The 4th gen is long and slim (when lowered) and 18s look way too big.
3) 9" wide is too much rim. The 4th gen Maxima only weighs ~3000lbs which is not heavy. With this much width, you'll be hydroplaning everywhere and your handling will be worse, I'm certain of it. Traction off the line will be aweful because your contact patch will be really wide, but super thin. 8" should be the maximum width, period.
You will be significantly slower. The heavier weight, more weight pushed to the outside of rim, heavy tires, and massive amount of rolling resistance (9" wide rims) will make your car a dog. I doubt you'll break 15.5s with those rims.
Dave
Craig - i say go for them, they're very nice but i would stick with the 18x8. 9" is unnecessary and i'm pretty sure you won't notice too much of a difference in the width (i know you're going for the aggressive look). btw - very nice 235/40/18 tires can be had for $125-140 at tirerack.
#26
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Craig - everyone is worried about weight
Originally posted by Craig Mack
but, I question Cyrus's credibility...that dweeb always trys to spoil my fun
but, I question Cyrus's credibility...that dweeb always trys to spoil my fun
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#27
Originally posted by Craig Mack
What is hydroplaning? Whehn you say my off the line traction will be worse becuase of the slim contact patch, are you talking about the tires?
And if so, why would that effect it negitively? I'm not following.
They are offered in an 18x8 version. This may save several pounds and decrease surface area. And we don't even know the actual weight of these rims. I emailed Voxx but I doubt they will respond.
What is hydroplaning? Whehn you say my off the line traction will be worse becuase of the slim contact patch, are you talking about the tires?
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They are offered in an 18x8 version. This may save several pounds and decrease surface area. And we don't even know the actual weight of these rims. I emailed Voxx but I doubt they will respond.
#28
Originally posted by CKNY
some of us don't drive every day worrying about .6 seconds on our 1/4 mile! when i take my car to the track i have 15 lb rims with drag radials. when i'm cruising to work or to a night out i don't care how much my rims weight because neither does anyone else! i care how they look and can appreciate great compliments i receive.
Craig
some of us don't drive every day worrying about .6 seconds on our 1/4 mile! when i take my car to the track i have 15 lb rims with drag radials. when i'm cruising to work or to a night out i don't care how much my rims weight because neither does anyone else! i care how they look and can appreciate great compliments i receive.
Craig
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There is another rim called Velox VX-8 or something like that that looks like the Voxx, except a darker gunmetal. I like it more, but it only comes in 18x7.5, and that is definatally to thin for me. It seems all the rims that I love are too thin.
Cyrus, Woof to you, sir
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#30
Re: Velox VX-8
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-Cyrus
#31
Re: Re: Velox VX-8
Originally posted by Vyrus
Now that's a good lookin' rim Sir Mack!![Wink](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif)
-Cyrus
Now that's a good lookin' rim Sir Mack!
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-Cyrus
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Given the price, the fact that they are significantly lighter then the VOxx's, I am seriously considering them now even though they are thin. Cyrus, you got any rear shots of your car, or any other shots that shows how wide your rims look? I wanna see just how slim 7.5's are.
BTW, Check your PM's again.
#32
Re: Re: Re: Velox VX-8
Originally posted by Craig Mack
Given the price, the fact that they are significantly lighter then the VOxx's, I am seriously considering them now even though they are thin. Cyrus, you got any rear shots of your car, or any other shots that shows how wide your rims look? I wanna see just how slim 7.5's are.
BTW, Check your PM's again.
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Given the price, the fact that they are significantly lighter then the VOxx's, I am seriously considering them now even though they are thin. Cyrus, you got any rear shots of your car, or any other shots that shows how wide your rims look? I wanna see just how slim 7.5's are.
BTW, Check your PM's again.
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-Cyrus
#34
Originally posted by CKNY
i like the velox vx6's better. i think i'm gonna get those when i buy some rims.
i like the velox vx6's better. i think i'm gonna get those when i buy some rims.
#36
Conrad - I love the sig.
Originally posted by Conrad283
i think you got some good taste cause those rims kick a$$ ....
i think you got some good taste cause those rims kick a$$ ....
Mack - as far as the rims, I like them both. The Velox ones are a little cleaner, lines wise, but both are nice.
Whatever Vyrus tells you to get, go for it.
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Or do the opposite. He's just another post-***** with a sweet ride
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JK
Mike
#37
Re: Conrad - I love the sig.
Originally posted by Blaxxxima
Whatever Vyrus tells you to get, go for it.
Whatever Vyrus tells you to get, go for it.
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Originally posted by Blaxxxima
Or do the opposite. He's just another post-***** with a sweet ride
JK
Mike
Or do the opposite. He's just another post-***** with a sweet ride
JK
Mike
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#38
Re: Re: Conrad - I love the sig.
Originally posted by Vyrus
I like the way you think!
You caught me... don't worry you'll be a certified PW one day Mike. And your ride is very sweet too(love those Evos)!
-Cyrus
I like the way you think!
You caught me... don't worry you'll be a certified PW one day Mike. And your ride is very sweet too(love those Evos)!
-Cyrus
Thanks Cy!
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I've been quickly rising up the ranks! I'm now a Maximaniac, after much hard work. I'm actually pimping, as I've hired three midgets to post-***** on my behalf.
Now I must go to bed and dream up more ways to "contribute" to the .ORG.
Have a great night, and Craig, to keep it on topic, get those damn Velox rims man, they are gorgeous! The black is sweet, and looks fab-u-lous with the polished lip. Would make your already bad *** wannabe American pushrod V-8's b!tch ride look great!!!
Mike
#39
wow, the 18x9's?
I was worried about weight and rubbing...
Here's a post i put up a while back..
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....hreadid=145868
SO let's see who gets them first
I was worried about weight and rubbing...
Here's a post i put up a while back..
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....hreadid=145868
SO let's see who gets them first
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