My friend just got an M45, need opinions for wheels
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My friend just got an M45, need opinions for wheels
We are trying to find some wheels to put on it, and figured this is a good place to ask, no chrome.
I think something like the Work vs xx would be nice...
here are some pics, feel free to photoshoop some wheels on it.
I think something like the Work vs xx would be nice...
here are some pics, feel free to photoshoop some wheels on it.
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There is a PS forum if you want that done. You can't go wrong with mesh and its a very tall car 59" tall, 2 inches taller than most anything else in its class so 20s or 21s would help. Never was a fan of the looks and I think its aged rather poorly. However a drop and some big wheels always help!
Here is a NIssan Fuga in Japan with BBS LMs. BBS LMs can make ANYTHING look great!!
Work Varienza's
If he wants he can get Altezzas for it too.
Here is a NIssan Fuga in Japan with BBS LMs. BBS LMs can make ANYTHING look great!!
Work Varienza's
If he wants he can get Altezzas for it too.
#4
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Man that one with BBS looks great thanks
I joined the forum alst night and found some pics, It seems that on that forum people arent very perfectionist and get any wheels, etc. My friends is comming fro a modded G35 with a perfect drop, wheels, SICK, but too small for his job.
I joined the forum alst night and found some pics, It seems that on that forum people arent very perfectionist and get any wheels, etc. My friends is comming fro a modded G35 with a perfect drop, wheels, SICK, but too small for his job.
#6
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My advice is to keep the stock wheels. With aftermarkets, you usually increase your chances of having problems, especially with the tire-pressure indicators on new cars. Larger wheels and tires (depending on the tire's outside rolling diameter) can also affect speedometer and odometer readings, which could affect the warranty, if there is any warranty left (I notice it is a 2006 model). You may (?) also have to purchase special insurance if your policy doesn't cover aftermarket accessories.
You can change the stock tires if you don't like them, but I'd keep the same tire size to avoid complications.
You can change the stock tires if you don't like them, but I'd keep the same tire size to avoid complications.
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My advice is to keep the stock wheels. With aftermarkets, you usually increase your chances of having problems, especially with the tire-pressure indicators on new cars. Larger wheels and tires (depending on the tire's outside rolling diameter) can also affect speedometer and odometer readings, which could affect the warranty, if there is any warranty left (I notice it is a 2006 model). You may (?) also have to purchase special insurance if your policy doesn't cover aftermarket accessories.
You can change the stock tires if you don't like them, but I'd keep the same tire size to avoid complications.
You can change the stock tires if you don't like them, but I'd keep the same tire size to avoid complications.
I like the stock wheels but that cars needs some more meat, he wants a wide wheel that gives a more agressvie stance with a decently thick sidewall to not compromise the ride
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This one belong to Smitty, here in the Neloc forum. Pretty much the same color too on bags. i know you said no chrome but thought I would still toss the pic up.
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