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hi guys..

just finished fitting chris's domeniak FMIC.. ahaha the new just jap ones suck.. i did more custom fitting than fitting and no instructions meant i had to use my well reknown wit.. all in all. was good.

pitty bout having to hack his indiators and seal them up again..

im gonna post a thread up so he can get pics and stuff..

that's why u go jdm or custom :no:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...=153404&hl=

Dese be da wheels. multifit jobs. boughtem on the cheap. gets what ya pays for I guess. I was just tired of looking at those butt ugly factory rims. The old girl had them on her 01 maxima for 5 freakin years then got the 350z style wheels on her new one. Woooohooo, no more shit factory wheels. So I go and buy a skyline with the same farking wheel. SHEEEEEEESH :no::down:

AAAAAAAAAAA$RRRRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

I,ve been rooted up the rissole again. Bling wheels wont clear the front calipers. GRRRRRRRRRRRRR. Any suggestions peeeps. :no::down::ninja::laugh::mad::mad:

You should always listen to uncle Andy

I saw them on the shelf there about a week ago $27 if i remember correctly

ewww slip on! Im trying to teach Noel to be a drift kid.

Noel, you want some 1- 2inch bolt on's, for that phat rim hang look, then some hot looking strech tires.

do it

ewww slip on! Im trying to teach Noel to be a drift kid.

Noel, you want some 1- 2inch bolt on's, for that phat rim hang look, then some hot looking strech tires.

do it

WTF. If the grind the caliper trick dont work i doubt i will even use spacers. the thought leaves a safety issue cloud over me?

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