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hey everyone, was just wondering what you guys think of painting stock R33 rims to a Black,.. ive got a two tone skyline silver on top grey on the bottom so would be good to know what you guys think cause im still ummin and arring because dont have the money for proper rims yet lol.

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I would say definitely paint the stock rims with the $3 paint cans from bunnings if want.

Don't pay big $$$ to get it powder coated. Then u might aswell get bigger better rims.

If u are concerned about ur car looking good with painted stockies.

If the car is neat, has a good paint job and has a kit, the painted stock wheels will look awesome.

But if ur car is too stock, and a lil piggy, painting the wheels will make it look boonga.

The R34'spull of the painted rim look cos they are modern. If ur car is a R32 then painted stockies will look like 14" hub caps spec steel wheels with very high profile tyres. YUCK

My 2c

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