View Poll Results: What rims will be nice with my car?
W65 Silver
2
33.33%
W65 Gunmetal
2
33.33%
W66
2
33.33%
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opinios for some wheels!!!
01-21-2004, 02:10 PM
#4
Originally Posted by ohannon7
they are gonna look smaller than they are. I just sold my 18" rims that had a similar lip b/c they looked really small!!
other than that they look good
other than that they look good
01-21-2004, 05:03 PM
#5
Originally Posted by GreekMaxima
im really confused after that...
01-21-2004, 09:25 PM
#6
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Posts: 393
Originally Posted by GreekMaxima
im really confused after that...
Now with bigger cars (like ours) the effect of perception makes these wheelare very noticeable & appear tiny. If you are concerned with size appearance, its best to go with a wheel that has an actual lip extended over the design spokes (Such as most Enkei and Konig wheels, and any wheel made by Dazz motorsports like Racing Hart & RH Evolution.) or stick with a wheel that is flush against the outer rim with long spokes (like the stock wheels on the 2003-present Maximas and I's.) *some tilt inward and others just are flat.* I.E., notice how large my stock rims appear on my car in the sig, those are 17's but due to the perception concept, they appear larger than they are.
Its very tricky, but here are a few websites you can browse to help with your decision. www.acealloywheels.com
http://dirtcheaprims.com/MAINHOME.html
www.rimstop.com
These websites use the softwheels program and have our cars with a nice selections of different wheels available on real world time. Check it out. (and you can change the sizes.)
01-21-2004, 11:57 PM
#7
Originally Posted by gqmac2
You have to keep something in mind when buying wheels. Perception. Most wheels, like the 3 you have here, have lips that are designed with a slight angle that gives the wheel a smaller look than the wheel is actually. (perception is not emphasized) These type wheels usually look good on smaller cars (like compacts, subcompacts and sport coupes.)
Now with bigger cars (like ours) the effect of perception makes these wheelare very noticeable & appear tiny. If you are concerned with size appearance, its best to go with a wheel that has an actual lip extended over the design spokes (Such as most Enkei and Konig wheels, and any wheel made by Dazz motorsports like Racing Hart & RH Evolution.) or stick with a wheel that is flush against the outer rim with long spokes (like the stock wheels on the 2003-present Maximas and I's.) *some tilt inward and others just are flat.* I.E., notice how large my stock rims appear on my car in the sig, those are 17's but due to the perception concept, they appear larger than they are.
Its very tricky, but here are a few websites you can browse to help with your decision. www.acealloywheels.com
http://dirtcheaprims.com/MAINHOME.html
www.rimstop.com
These websites use the softwheels program and have our cars with a nice selections of different wheels available on real world time. Check it out. (and you can change the sizes.)
Now with bigger cars (like ours) the effect of perception makes these wheelare very noticeable & appear tiny. If you are concerned with size appearance, its best to go with a wheel that has an actual lip extended over the design spokes (Such as most Enkei and Konig wheels, and any wheel made by Dazz motorsports like Racing Hart & RH Evolution.) or stick with a wheel that is flush against the outer rim with long spokes (like the stock wheels on the 2003-present Maximas and I's.) *some tilt inward and others just are flat.* I.E., notice how large my stock rims appear on my car in the sig, those are 17's but due to the perception concept, they appear larger than they are.
Its very tricky, but here are a few websites you can browse to help with your decision. www.acealloywheels.com
http://dirtcheaprims.com/MAINHOME.html
www.rimstop.com
These websites use the softwheels program and have our cars with a nice selections of different wheels available on real world time. Check it out. (and you can change the sizes.)
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