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personal preferance i guess. yeh mine has some scratches etc and maybe what u call hot is something with flash paint and u can see yourself in the chrome wheels. my idea of hot is something where u cant fit your fingers between the tyres and the guards, where u got enuf dish and enuf camber that when u finish cleaning your wheels theres a pool of water about 10mm deep still sitting in the bottom of each wheel. :P most skylines just have the same thing... a set of 18x8's, maybe 18x9.5s at max, its not often u see something like mine where the fronts are just over 10 inch wide and the rears are 10.5's so u must admit even if u dont think its hot,,, its unique.

edit. the guards are standard to, just rolled and lipped a bit

sorry mate, but if those tyres are indeed 225's. then there is no way that they are 10" rims. i've got 18 by 9" rims and 235's just stretch onto them.

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