I've joined the: 21" Aiya club

[drew855]

Originally the FX concept before it's release, had turn signal in the mirrors and it was lower. Saw a picture on the net, from the Detroit auto show. It just never made it to production. When I find that pic again I'll post it.

http://h-class.ru/1/displayimage.php?album=3019&pos=3

 

[gto]

nice lens

 

[Slamming45]

http://h-class.ru/1/displayimage.php?album=3019&pos=3

Does anyone know what kind of tires these are, sick!

 

[soonster]

first edit of a recent photoshoot. more to come.

 

[ocal21]

I love those rims if those rims had come my way before I purchased the Lexani rims I would have taken the 21" FX50 rims.

 

[pmanliu]

Thats a beautiful pic soon!

 

[soonster]

thanks guys. and ocal, u're more than welcome to join the aiya club. good luck on your search.

here's another edit:

 

[shumby]

^^^ are you runnign the dunlops. I am in search of a michelin that will fit the rims but so far they are all too far out of spec

 

[soonster]

^^^ are you runnign the dunlops. I am in search of a michelin that will fit the rims but so far they are all too far out of spec

my fx is on Bridgestone Dueler H/L 400 All Season 265/45/21. if you wants sports tires, look for Dunlops, they make the same exact sizing.

 

[Jmess86]

^same size as in 265/45R21 but the dunlops are an inch or so wider and have a bigger sidewall. Specs are shown when comparing on tirerack.com . I've ran both tires on my 21s and the bridgestones seem to curve in at the tread points making it look like skinner tire. More like a 235/40R21. In my opinion the dunlops look better but are more expensive than the bridgestones. But it all depends in what type of driving you do and if you run the 21s in the winter or not. If you do the bridgestones would be more practical being an all season.

 

[jdTrader]

Hey Jesse, if I wanted to go for blizzaks for winter, what kind of setup do you think I should watch for on craigs list?

I found a deal that I posted on another thread for 4 fairly new blizzacks with oem infiniti 17'' rims for only $525 so it go me thinking about getting a set only for winters if I can land a good deal especially since I wouldn't have to mess with the tire pressure sensors, etc, but I think 17'' would not work for my ride, so what you think I should watch for on craigs?

 

[soonster]

you guys talk a lot, this is a media threat :confused.:.. time for a photo blitz.

























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more pics..

 

[gto]

Such nice camerawork. Gen 1 Design still looks so fresh

 

[soonster]

I can't agree more, gen1 body is timeless and picture perfect at any angle. I still have more from the condo ship dock. :smile (2): stay tuned.

 

[soonster]

more more pics, by the shipyard:

 

[ocal21]

So i finally joined 21" Aiya club just picked up the rims today. Now debating if to powder coat them now or after the spring. Also have to sell the dunlop tires that came with rims and change to all season tires.

 

[sir21]

So you pulled the trigger eh? Nice. How much did you get them for?

 

[ocal21]

I got them for $1800 they have a little curb rash and also the tires are summer tires so I will def need to get new tires. Maybe I can find someone to buy the Dunlop tires

 

[aiya]

Congrats! Welcome to the club!

How much tread are left on the Dunlops? If they're in good condiotion I may swing by Boston to pick them up.

Now let's see some photos after they're on!

 

[Logan]

Fantastic! I am sure you received the specifics from Aiya/Soon, but what I heard was that the tattoo letter size for the "21" wheel language" was 36 point and the font is Garamond (although Aiya was pushing for sometihng much more scripty) and it is to be placed goes high on the left butt cheek (Aiya has a style guide for this now). I am sure you guys will work out the details but when I was last looking for a set the body art install window was 45 days after purchase. If I were you I'd start looking for a tat artist now now. Newbury street has a couple of higher end shops that do good work. Great job on the the purchase and welcome to the brotherhood!