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.

 

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.

 

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.

 

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

 

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

 

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.

 

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