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I originally wanted white...

But they had none n I ordered black gloss... When the stock came in I let my boyfriend take my car in to get them put on I come home to find my car with silver wheels.. Needless to say I was shattered...

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looks nice. and good to see that there has been a solution to whether your car had been a turbo or not.

if you still think your car may be down on power then put it on a dyno and get a power run done, then compare your reading to the dyno thread in the NA section of the forum.

Thanks for that :)

Everyone has been really useful and I love the nismo look rear Bar I have seen and I'm thinking about putting it on too ^_^

I think it's a factory non-turbo also,

But yeah I'll take it to a dyno :)

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