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do u think its a good idea ?

im low on cash atm and would just like to get a better look till i can buy new rims

there the ones in the pic

i was thinking taking off the skyline cap thing and painting the whole thing black (matte or gloss ??) then finally adding either a red or silver ring around the outside

any one done this ??

what do you guys think ?

btw there 4 stud, stupid nissan with the N/a 4 stud idea =/

cheers

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God damn that looks good Chris! Pity its 5 stud and not 4. Might have to give it a go when I get my hands on some 33 or 34 stockies.

Save up and buy some new aftermarket rims. You could give NA 33 rims a go, but they wouldnt look that good.

I suggest you just roll around with these stockers for a while and save up for some better rims in the near future...not worth the effort....close up they would look ok, but from a distance, they would look out of place...a mate of mine did his...doesn't look very nice at all I must say...

i think im gana give it a go

ill paint them matte black and see if it needs a ring of red or not ;)

i think theyll look better then they look atm

anyone done it with these wheels ??

keen on pics

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ive painted them flat black an i reakon they look alrightt

couldnt of looked worse then stock with the shity caps over the nuts

what you guys think ??

just roll around on these till i can afford some nice ones :)

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