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Looking not too bad now :)

get that car lowered and then it'll be nice as!

I would keep the other rims but...

for cheaper tyres to fry if you go to the LEGAL burnout comps/drags :headspin:

everything is cheaper in 16's as opposed to 17's

Looks good Eric :), similar style to the nismo's I had.

btw, who did the burnout in the first pic? :)

noo wayyy dale. im a 'good boy' ;):)

get that car lowered and then it'll be nice as!

I would keep the other rims but...

for cheaper tyres to fry if you go to the LEGAL burnout comps/drags  

everything is cheaper in 16's as opposed to 17's

Still 1/2 don't know, I mean if i sell these it would be cheap so in a way there is no point of selling.. them again i need the $$$$ or keep them for drags . Your right for the price on tyres as 16's are much cheaper than 17's so it wouldn't hurt if i burn some rubber off them hehe.

the style of the first rims is better.

if your concerned about the rims looking small then move away from the 3 piece look and get rims that have spokes that go ALL the way out to the out rim of the wheel. i say this because the new rims may be 17s but the size of the spokes make them look like 15s.

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