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New from NYC with Altima coupe.
Hey so I been looking around and googling and wound seeing myself on Stanceworks alot, so I decide to make a account.
So here I am.
I'm Kevin, 18 and drive a 2010 Altima coupe 2.5s and thinking about getting into the stance/hellaflush scene. Thinking about either 10" wide or 10.5" wide wheels for the rear and anywhere from 8.5"-9.5" wide wheels in the front. But here's my problem can't decide what rims I want been looking at vossen but I think 20's are way to big and I wouldn't be able to go as low. Then I been looking at mrr hr3 rims but I don't think full face rims will look go on my car. Then I been looking at the xxr 526 18"x10.5" but not a fan of them and they all on Honda and etc.
My budget is $1500 max for just rims. I seem you need to spend $1000 for decent rims.
Oh btw I'm on bc br series coilovers, g35/350z spc rear adjustable control arms eibach front camber/toe bolts and adjustable racing line endlinks so I have height and alittle camber adjustment to make it flush.
So here I am.
I'm Kevin, 18 and drive a 2010 Altima coupe 2.5s and thinking about getting into the stance/hellaflush scene. Thinking about either 10" wide or 10.5" wide wheels for the rear and anywhere from 8.5"-9.5" wide wheels in the front. But here's my problem can't decide what rims I want been looking at vossen but I think 20's are way to big and I wouldn't be able to go as low. Then I been looking at mrr hr3 rims but I don't think full face rims will look go on my car. Then I been looking at the xxr 526 18"x10.5" but not a fan of them and they all on Honda and etc.
My budget is $1500 max for just rims. I seem you need to spend $1000 for decent rims.
Oh btw I'm on bc br series coilovers, g35/350z spc rear adjustable control arms eibach front camber/toe bolts and adjustable racing line endlinks so I have height and alittle camber adjustment to make it flush.
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