Rollin'

Delicious...



Those look so good, don't they?

One of the very first modifications that should be done on your ride is performance rims and tires. Not only does it improve the aesthetics, but with bigger or wider rims or threads, you'd be surprised how much it affects handling too. It's also really is amazing how much of a part rims play in expressing your individuality and tastes.

Joe Yap who recently got his Bayside Blue BNR34 wanted to do the rest of the car aesthetics before the rims and tires, leaving them stock and looking to use spacers to push the stock rims out to fill the wheel arches.
That just seems wrong in my opinion.

What do you guys think?

p.s. Forgive me for the recent lack of posts. Been caught up with work this week and will be pretty swamped the next two weeks or so too.