TypeSinNC

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I want to see these wheels on my TL. I had a 4th gen Maxima and always LOVED these wheels. I have a chance to get them...just depends on how bad I want them.





Also, they are 33 offset...would they even work on the TL. BTW...they're Mille Milgia EVO-5's

xrvman

ABP_04TL

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not bad... hmmm drop it!

rodneyc77

iTrader: (1)

you can pull it off with some spacers and a 2" drop

snake134

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not in that color i'm hoping

TypeSinNC

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damn...nice photoshop...

I'm really not feeling the color now that I see them up there. I do like the wheels tho .

TypeSinNC

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They look more bronze from that pic...they're actually not even bronze. Its a clear w/ some black in it. It definatly will be dropped before wheels get installed.

Well...back to the drawing board...

dudechewy

definitely will need a drop

esolouki

here you go, drop it, it looks really good...

jjashaa

iTrader: (23)

^ lol.. i can see your messy chop...

crop the car/new pic of drop so the edges are gone..

ABP_04TL

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me 2 lmao, good try tho... i was referin to a nice drop (not SLAMMAGE )

Skwatoe

A very good quick chop. Just an fyi, here's a tutorial I made on dropping a car in PS:

esolouki

just wanted to give him an idea, not go pro...relaxxxx

race4ed

Nice drop on TEG, and the wheels are alright

Skwatoe

It's all good, I was just being overly helpful.

I think wheels painted GM would look good. Plus a lip kit/drop would help tie in and compliment the aggresiveness of the wheel size.

upandcoming

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I had a 4th gen too and have always loved those wheels. I actually found a set but the bolt pattern was 5x112

xrvman

First of all as an everyday photoshoper this technique only works when you have a good background like in that photo The proper way would be to lower the car in 2 layers. 1 outline of car. 2 separate layer of wheels. drag over a stock photo of some random place and mess with the exposer to get the color and shading correct... esolouki's photo shop is very good and I would love for any of you nay sayers to do any better.
esolouki... good work man

Skwatoe

^^That's weird, I never use the Exposure tool on a wheel change. There really is no "proper" way to do anything on Photoshop as far as I'm concerned; whatever works for you, well, works for you.

Like I said, it was a good quick PS. It go the job done. That's not what this thread is about. From what we've heard, it's a different bolt pattern, so it's a mute point neway...

elkayem

I have an easier way, just copy the top part around the fenders....opposite of what your cut out is.

And then paste on a new layer.

That way you don't have to erase.

TypeSinNC

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I need to get PS...

It does look good slammed, but I doubt I'll ever go that low. I don't know why the rims are showing up w/ a bronze tint to them (maybe it was the sun angle in the original pic). Thanks for the help guys...Its going to take a while to pick out some new wheels.

xrvman

Hit me up if you ever want another wheel type and in any color
Check this out
VS-XX all colors im NBP and I kinda like the lime green
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...=714490&page=2
also this, middle of page
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...=713876&page=3

6spdtl-s

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thats a 5th gen maxima btw

upandcoming

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Im sure he was just using the the pic to show the wheels...

TypeSinNC

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I know its a 5th gen maxima...I had a 4th gen before I got my Type-S. I always loved these wheels on maxima's...especially 4th gens...

xrvman

Skwatoe when I said mess with the exposure I meant to use it in a way to get the lighting of the car to match up with the lighting in the stock photo background you use. if the background is dark you turn down the exposure on the car layer to match. You should know this stuff your stuff is great by the way.