jEzTeR wrote:I really like the Spec V wheels!They look awesome on my silver Spec V.I thought about putting them on my 2k2 Altima to see what they look like.The tires are much lower profile on the Spec V than the Altima.I was looking into some aftermarket wheels for the Altima but will most likely just get some tires with a smaller side wall when these wear out.Spec V wheels are hard to come by though.If you buy them from the factory they will rape you for about $400 LOL.
All factory wheels cost out the arse!It sux real bad if you tear one up.My aunt has a sebring lxi and just had to buy one thanks to a large pothole.She had to pay over $550 for one rim w/o a tire.nlzmo400r wrote:god damn, why ythe hell wold spec v wheels run damn near 7oo bux from the dealer, thats freckin 2800 for one SET!!, no way, not if TE-37s are HALF as much!!
jEzTeR wrote:All factory wheels cost out the arse!It sux real bad if you tear one up.My aunt has a sebring lxi and just had to buy one thanks to a large pothole.She had to pay over $550 for one rim w/o a tire.
thats crazy, and i love that spec v in that show picture, but i guess the dealer knows teh 'average' person will hit a curb and want a new wheel, and not go aftermarket, so they can rip em off real badly, i think it should be illegal on how high dealers gouge crapEZcheese15 wrote:I'd payed like $725 for one because I had it overnighted before a 5000 mile roadtrip.
Then I found a used one 10 mins after I got the one from the dealer. So I sent the one back to the dealer, and overnighted the used one plus saturday delvery for like $200. So I ended up spending over $300 by the time you count all the shipping I payed, but it was still cheaper than the $700 rim from the dealer.
nlzmo400r wrote:wow, cuz the magazine was this months issue of import racer, and they said the te-37s were limited for top secret, thats crazy, i cant believe they would screw something like taht up, hmm, thanx for the info, well teh 'correct' info atleast, haha
EZcheese15 wrote:I like the bronze te37 look on the silver spec V. Although, these are technically "nismo" rims, but they are made by Rays Engineering and are really rebadged TE37's.