View Poll Results: Keep What I have? Or go in a different direction?
Keep the Donz Genovese 20"
19
32.20%
Go with the 19" axis hiros
40
67.80%
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Good move? Or keep what I have?
#1
Good move? Or keep what I have?
First off, all opinions welcome. I want to know all of your opinions.
Right now, in the summer, my G rides on a set of DONZ Genovese 20" Staggered wheels (20x8.5 in front 20x10 in back). They are nice, and I got them for a good deal, but I want something different.
Then I found these 19x8.5 in front 19x9.5 in back Axis Super Hiros. For some reason, I like them. However, I don't know how they are going to look on my car. So tell me what you think.
Here is a photoshop of them with a white pinstripe.
Right now, in the summer, my G rides on a set of DONZ Genovese 20" Staggered wheels (20x8.5 in front 20x10 in back). They are nice, and I got them for a good deal, but I want something different.
Then I found these 19x8.5 in front 19x9.5 in back Axis Super Hiros. For some reason, I like them. However, I don't know how they are going to look on my car. So tell me what you think.
Here is a photoshop of them with a white pinstripe.
Last edited by fstrthnlfe00; 01-22-2008 at 11:26 PM.
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Originally Posted by AdamJ
20x8.5 in front 20x10 in back is not staggered. Staggered is having a larger wheel diameter in the back (ie. 19" wheels in the rear and 18" wheels in the front.)
That's incorrect.
Staggered has multiple meanings - it can mean different dimesional size such as 18's in front, 19's in back and also different widths/offsets such as the situation he describes in his original post.
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#9
I would vote against the white stip on the rims. I like the yellow Z with it, but the white reminds me of sidewalls, and that takes away from the look. It may look better with an actual pic and setup, but i think just the rims would look awesome. Just my opinion, but very nice ride you got.
#10
well o be honest they are both cheap quality alumin single cast wheels. i would say keep waht you have and buy a decent set of wheels when you have the cash, there is no point o buy another setof cheapy wheels, for a few bucks more you could get into a higher quaility rim, like volk, piaa, maya, asanti, gram light, bbs, racing hart / rh, anything by dazz motor sports, work.
stay away from cheap chinese wheels all they are are heavy and they bend easily. the hiros are nice and axis is a good company, but those companydo is copy the high end wheels to look like they are expensive, go for the good stuff, and dont just buy a wheel, that a different patter, because you jhave the same things already, just in a diffent style
good luck.
if you dont have the funds for big money wheels, get a set of single cast 20" wheels the 19's just dont fill the car out the right way.
stay away from cheap chinese wheels all they are are heavy and they bend easily. the hiros are nice and axis is a good company, but those companydo is copy the high end wheels to look like they are expensive, go for the good stuff, and dont just buy a wheel, that a different patter, because you jhave the same things already, just in a diffent style
good luck.
if you dont have the funds for big money wheels, get a set of single cast 20" wheels the 19's just dont fill the car out the right way.
Last edited by mwarsh1; 01-23-2008 at 02:09 AM.
#13
+2 for dont fix what isnt broken as far as cast wheels. The donz arent my taste so Im biased but the axis hiros were the first wheel I really wanted for my coupe. However, with the cast wheel weight theres no real point. The axis are over priced in my opinion but thats just me. I like the axis, if you will like your coupe even more then go with them. Grey with a white lip will look hot.