Anyone With Maya Wheels on a 997tt
#16
02-17-2008, 03:30 PM
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Also i thought a pic of tyhe car would help. If anyone can do a photoshop on of the wheels they feel will look good please go ahead send me a picture.
#17
02-18-2008, 10:32 PM
The Modulares look incredible on a white TT. I personally wouldnt buy Maya's for a Porsche. If you have time order a set of HRE's to your color/lip/specs. It'll still be much less than you were quoted. GL.
#18
02-22-2008, 04:14 PM
I’m not sure you know what you’re talking about - Maya doesn’t offer any applications for Escalades or H2s …<o></o>
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Maya wheels are definitely not cheap … and are made exclusively for today’s luxury / sport / exotic applications ranging from BMW to Lamborghini.<o></o>
Let’s try to get our facts straight before we go posting false information.<o></o>
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Maya wheels are definitely not cheap … and are made exclusively for today’s luxury / sport / exotic applications ranging from BMW to Lamborghini.<o></o>
Let’s try to get our facts straight before we go posting false information.<o></o>
IMO, Maya's wheels have a very cheap appearance, mostly because they're too busy and are usually spotted on Escalades and H2s accompanied by a *THUMP-THUMP*.
Are any of their offerings even Forged?
I only ask because we had a customer purchase a 20" set of the "DLS" and he returned to the dealership around two weeks later with a huge bend in them. This could just have been just one big coincidence, but saying that, we've sold several more sets of Champions Forged wheels without any issues.
Are any of their offerings even Forged?
I only ask because we had a customer purchase a 20" set of the "DLS" and he returned to the dealership around two weeks later with a huge bend in them. This could just have been just one big coincidence, but saying that, we've sold several more sets of Champions Forged wheels without any issues.
#19
02-22-2008, 06:37 PM
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I’m not sure you know what you’re talking about - Maya doesn’t offer any applications for Escalades or H2s …<o></o>
<o></o>
Maya wheels are definitely not cheap … and are made exclusively for today’s luxury / sport / exotic applications ranging from BMW to Lamborghini.<o></o>
Let’s try to get our facts straight before we go posting false information.<o></o>
<o></o>
Maya wheels are definitely not cheap … and are made exclusively for today’s luxury / sport / exotic applications ranging from BMW to Lamborghini.<o></o>
Let’s try to get our facts straight before we go posting false information.<o></o>
#20
02-22-2008, 11:15 PM
I’m not sure you know what you’re talking about - Maya doesn’t offer any applications for Escalades or H2s …<o></o>
<o></o>
Maya wheels are definitely not cheap … and are made exclusively for today’s luxury / sport / exotic applications ranging from BMW to Lamborghini.<o></o>
Let’s try to get our facts straight before we go posting false information.<o></o>
<o></o>
Maya wheels are definitely not cheap … and are made exclusively for today’s luxury / sport / exotic applications ranging from BMW to Lamborghini.<o></o>
Let’s try to get our facts straight before we go posting false information.<o></o>
What I was trying to convey, as 'GotBoost?' mentioned, is that these wheels are usually the choice for drivers going the *Bling-Bling* route, instead of a more logical, lighter/stronger direction.
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