22's on a Maxima
04-20-06, 02:36 PM
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22's on a Maxima
There's this girl at work with the latest gen Maxima with some chrome wheels. At first I thought they were 20's but when I asked her she said they are 22's. I didn't know these cars can take 22's. Also the sidewall on the tires were like less than an inch. She also claims it doesn't rub and that she can turn from lock to lock.
04-20-06, 02:43 PM
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Sure, it's all about the tire sizing.
Here's a new Maxi with Eibach springs and Zone 1 three-piece forged wheels, 22x8.5
Tires are 255/30-22
I've driven the car, it actually rides great!
Here's a new Maxi with Eibach springs and Zone 1 three-piece forged wheels, 22x8.5
Tires are 255/30-22
I've driven the car, it actually rides great!
04-21-06, 11:53 AM
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... except for the torque steer you get from a FWD car. J/K ... yeah, it works and even with the 8K syatem in the back this car still has NO RUB !!!!
btw. hows your car coming along Bob ?
yuji
btw. hows your car coming along Bob ?
yuji
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04-24-06, 10:34 PM
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Socalsc4 I have a hard time believing that a maxima on 22's " actually rides great ". A friend of mine has a maxima with the factory 18 inchers and I was amazed at how terribly rough it rode, i can't imagine what 22's ride like. My 90 accord rode much better.
04-25-06, 01:24 PM
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beleive it or not, this car DOES actually ride pretty decent, considering that he is running a that small of a tire. this is an old buddy of mines cars. i used to take it on starbucks runs all the time. this guys drives 150 miles round trip to and from work EVERYDAY !!! crazy.
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04-25-06, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by yuji's_gs_
btw. hows your car coming along Bob ?
yuji
I have accepted the fact that it'll eventually be finished; it's difficult to run projects like this on a tight schedule... you know the deal.
I did see the car about two weeks ago and the metal work is incredible. It's basically ready to be painted now. New wheels are in the works, too; 4" lip on the rear...
-Bob
04-25-06, 04:15 PM
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you BALLA !!! 4in lip, niiiiice. i'll be needing some wheels soon, i'll be in touch.
I bow to the only GS I droll over. (yours)
Later,
Yuji
I bow to the only GS I droll over. (yours)
Later,
Yuji
Originally Posted by SoCalSC4
Ouch, John ... you had to go & ask. It's still in the paint shop. My body guy- well, his dad is in the hospital. Family has to come first.
I have accepted the fact that it'll eventually be finished; it's difficult to run projects like this on a tight schedule... you know the deal.
I did see the car about two weeks ago and the metal work is incredible. It's basically ready to be painted now. New wheels are in the works, too; 4" lip on the rear...
-Bob
I have accepted the fact that it'll eventually be finished; it's difficult to run projects like this on a tight schedule... you know the deal.
I did see the car about two weeks ago and the metal work is incredible. It's basically ready to be painted now. New wheels are in the works, too; 4" lip on the rear...
-Bob
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