FX35 with 24s or 22s?

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cookie35

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i cutrrently have 24s on my fx35 but i want a diff look to it now
they r all balck

now i want staggered 22
should i do staggered 24s?

any trades for my 24s? lolz :wink (2):
 
Hey post some pic of your ride. I think each have their own looks to it. It's really a matter of preference then anything. I used to be on 22s, now I'm on 24s and I was surprise the drive was not compromised. I think its all depend on the road you drive on too.
 
I think the ghetto look comes in when a proper drop is not applied. The fx tends to looks like its on stilts then
 
BayAreafx35 said:
well done sir ;) looking good!!
i never thought about 24"s but this fx is looking good!!
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Well thank you sir! :smile (2):

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All credits goes to the previous owner of this beauty, Chedman13! He spent so much energy and $ on her for this look!
 
I agree with going either way 22s or 24s, but with 24s it requires more $$$ to get the look very good like la_fx35. If you decide with 24s then look into Coilovers and stick to a spoke type design nothing to gotti. No riding spinners. Lol


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Chris, didn't your old Maxima have spinners? :rotfl:

FX45Chicago said:
I agree with going either way 22s or 24s, but with 24s it requires more $$$ to get the look very good like la_fx35. If you decide with 24s then look into Coilovers and stick to a spoke type design nothing to gotti. No riding spinners. Lol
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I agree with the notion of 22"s for 1G and 24"s for 2G FXs. 24"s can work out really well. I think the only way to pull it off is to have a 2/3 piece forged wheels with a lip/concave for it to really look good.

24"s on the silver, 22"s on the copper:

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