Max with Murano wheels
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 10,197
From: Displaced New Yorker in Southern, MD
NOOOOOOOOOOoooooo................... The bottom picture rims look much better. cute kid... 
Curious, did you drop down a wheel size to 17's? Look smaller than normal for an SE...
Curious, did you drop down a wheel size to 17's? Look smaller than normal for an SE...
Those are 18's on my car now, they look small because they have 235/40/18 tires on them. I bought the wheels and tires as a package not thinking about how the car came stock with 18's. So my overall diameter is smaller. Which I don't like, therefore, I'm looking for different wheels and tires.
Have a friend who had Murano 18's on his 02 max and they looked sick w/his drop...I love the fx45 20's i love that style but I don't want 20's on my 2k2 SE, They look good in that photoshop, if they fit would be nice
Originally Posted by mynameispee
mymax97, he has a 4th gen with murano rims.
That would be me.

Cool i know how to add photos now.
Edit: If you want to do some more photoshoping can you see what they would look like in chrome on urs and mine?
I think those wheels look great! Was actually going to put them on my 3rd gen, but have decided to go for more of a gunmetal finish wheel and possibly 17's instead of 18's
I bet the chrome ones would look awesome!
I bet the chrome ones would look awesome!
I don't think that's correct. There's almost no way an Murano 18" wheel is going to be lighter than a stock 15/16" maxima wheel. Even the Forged Rays track edition 18" 350z wheels are 18 lbs each.
Originally Posted by Mymax97
For 18s they are acctually pretty light. I weighed them in when i first put them on (no to accurate b/c it was wheel and tire weight combo) but it was 1lb lighter then the sawblades.
Jeff92se: I am not saying thats completly correct. There is a couple of variables that im not accounting for.
1) It was wheel and tire weight. Different Tires on the muranos then on the sawblades.
2) If it matters they were mostlikely different PSI
3) It was on a bathroom weight scale
When i get new tires (within a month or so) i will weigh them with no tires to get an exact weight for all of you.
1) It was wheel and tire weight. Different Tires on the muranos then on the sawblades.
2) If it matters they were mostlikely different PSI
3) It was on a bathroom weight scale
When i get new tires (within a month or so) i will weigh them with no tires to get an exact weight for all of you.
Originally Posted by Mymax97
Jeff92se: I am not saying thats completly correct. There is a couple of variables that im not accounting for.
1) It was wheel and tire weight. Different Tires on the muranos then on the sawblades.
2) If it matters they were mostlikely different PSI
3) It was on a bathroom weight scale
1) It was wheel and tire weight. Different Tires on the muranos then on the sawblades.
2) If it matters they were mostlikely different PSI
3) It was on a bathroom weight scale
Muranos look pretty tight to me and they are probably stronger and have a better weather finish than aftermarket rims. So if you don't want to spend a whole lot and have big rims that don't scream HEY RIP ME OFF!!! Then muranos are a pretty sweet option. Here's mine wraped up in 235/40 Toyo Proxes 4 I always get compliments on them and people ask if they come standard with the car. I sometimes say yes...

Anyone know how to make image quality better and how to resize?

Anyone know how to make image quality better and how to resize?
LOL thats a good start! If you guys saw the camera i'm using now you'd laugh!!! It sooooooo old school! My cannon sd450 got milk on it so I'm waiting to buy another one. The one i'm using now is some old school Nikon that only uses........... AA batteries!
UMMMM....
We'll theyre 18's if that is what you are asking about...which will be firmer than your 16's or 17's, but not as firm as 19's....
Handling is improved because they're wider.
With the exception of firmness, wheels really don't tell how your ride is going to be, that's more how much sidewall your tires have, as well as how soft/stiff your suspension is.
We'll theyre 18's if that is what you are asking about...which will be firmer than your 16's or 17's, but not as firm as 19's....
Handling is improved because they're wider.
With the exception of firmness, wheels really don't tell how your ride is going to be, that's more how much sidewall your tires have, as well as how soft/stiff your suspension is.
Originally Posted by djfrestyl
UMMMM....
We'll theyre 18's if that is what you are asking about...which will be firmer than your 16's or 17's, but not as firm as 19's....
Handling is improved because they're wider.
With the exception of firmness, wheels really don't tell how your ride is going to be, that's more how much sidewall your tires have, as well as how soft/stiff your suspension is.
We'll theyre 18's if that is what you are asking about...which will be firmer than your 16's or 17's, but not as firm as 19's....
Handling is improved because they're wider.
With the exception of firmness, wheels really don't tell how your ride is going to be, that's more how much sidewall your tires have, as well as how soft/stiff your suspension is.
Start reading the stickies and FAQ's in the 5th gen forum. Typically you will be able to find most of your simple questions answered before you even post. READ READ READ, anything and everything you can find.
With the 18's you'll feel the road more because now you are on a much lower profile. I went from stock 205/55/16 to 235/40/18. I notice the bumps and imperfections more, but it isn't as uncomfortable as you might think. I keep mine inflated pretty well, too, because the lower profile needs to be more carefully monitored so you don't run the rubber off the rim. The picture of my black SE on Muranos wasn't photoshopped for anyone who saw it posted. I only added this because of the one comment up above.




