Is this suppose to be a new trend or what.

[Motoman325]

old, low, and long. not on anything modern.

^ said it best. that white looks sick

it works when you really want different

[Semu]

IMO these fit well under lowriders only.

[siopaolover]

^wow that actually looks really good

[DUTCHswift]

Figured I'd bring this back from the dead as this MK2 pulls them off pretty well:

[05subysti]

they dont look bad in white, and better with the spike center instead of the blade style. But i do think of lowriders, impalas, cutless, continentals, town cars when i hear daytons haha

[daniel_lucian]

Here's something modern that I think they work on

[Byron]

Lol 4 year old thread. Has anyone's opinion changed?

I personally like how they look on 80's and some 90's euros. They need tons of maintenance though and anything over 17" is pushing it strength-wise.

[R2dmax]

Its not really a new trend. I've seen certain dub guys try it for years. Everyone and a while someone gives it a go. Personally i'll pass.

Not new at all... Seemed like every Nissan Sentra, Dodge Neon, Honda Accord had them in the Early to mid-90s. Go look at the movie Baby Boy for reference. And I don't live on the West Coast... lol

[keeton]

E28

zombiethread

[Dubway5887]

E28

[WhiteStripes]

Definitely nothing current euro, and pretty much nothing Vdub. They definitely have their place however.

[Zack01GC]

No thanks. I found a set on CL locally, thought about it for about 2.3497 seconds, then realized how much my car would make me look like a drug dealer from the North Side of Pittsburgh.

[6erWebb]

wires are quite west coast 90s imo

[Bimmerteck]

I had daytons on a car once upon a time (crown vic someone traded me) I am to OCD to own them. if you think RSs are hard to keep clean then you should run away quickly.

[Daryl]

I had wires on my bug and I personally think they are a cool wheel!!

Back a few years ago before it's make over!