Strider

Hey Vato, I actually wanted to see them both so I could compare so you really helped me out.

From closer inspection it seems like the silver 4runner has a different model rim than the pathfinder, but my eyes may be decieving me...but I get an idea of how they would look...

Problem is that...
1. They are $$$
2. I am poor
3. I would probably break/warp them the first time I wheeled in them

I feel ya...I am trying to mix looks with something that wouldn't be out of place out in the woods. I really want to go for the blackout look all around my rig w/some chrome highlights...

Although....I could roll on some 22's
bling bling
I would probably get laughed at....only 22's on vehicles around here are on the gun-rack.

Strider

If it came down to it though...I think I would go with the JAOS...I just think they would look so good with 33's on my black runner.

A+

thats cuz the one I posted was the 16" version the te37x and the other one that was posted was the 18" version te37.most ppl don't kno that volk makes a 16" version thats y i mentioned it.

Good Times

they also make 15" TE-37's These are great ricer rims because they're very light (8 lbs approx)

A+

How are these ricer rims they don't offer no bling value. ppl who buy these are for performance not looks.

Good Times

Need not be offended as I used to drive a pocket rocket myself.
I just call em ricer rims as it's wheels you'd find in some of the nice "rice" vehicles (i.e. made in japan) I should know, I had em on mine years ago. (not the te37's but rims that were 7.2lbs as well). Regardless, they're definitely great rims (esp 15"/16" ones). One of the few last rims I know that were built for performance.

Tman100z

I got a set of the brand new silver Excel II pros off of ebay for a grand. Be patient and keep checking ebay. When i bought these, there were 3 other sets for sale all around 1k. 450 a rim retail is pretty high especially for 16's