is this a good start of mods for my nisan xterra? year 2000 (color yellow)?

Question

22 inch baccarat linc black/nitto tires 420s(305/40 22), front clear corners, chrome running boards, smoked tailights,all components changed! everything stock of auido changed to arc audio also subs. head unit everything. k&n air intake. lambo doors.

how much will all this cost including labor?

Answer 1

That's a wimpy start DO more

Answer 2

Not if you plan on taking it off road, or want anyone to believe you are.

Whether mods are good or bad depends on what you want to do with the car. Well, except for a few mods that are just plain bad. I usually only stick a mod in this category if it doesn't do what it is supposed to do. I'm guessing your goal here is to have an SUV that everyone looks at, as this isn't going to be good for mudding or on-road performance.

I think it's a good choice to black out the wheels. Yellow and chrome don't go together very well in my books. So I would suggest getting the other items to match the black and yellow theme. For example, get black powdercoated running boards instead of chrome ones.

I don't think it is even possible to put lambo doors on the back. Don't most Xterras have four doors? Having two sets of doors open in different ways kind of spoils the effect. I wouldn't spend my money on that particular mod.

Answer 3

those wheels tires will rub on the fenders and you will not be able to turn around like it used to. Just get the Tahoe Denali, Or H2 of your dreams and save money in the long run. A non supercharged Xterra only has 169 hp. The A posts front of the doors might not hold the weight of the door lifted to lambo posistion. As a nissan tech i have seen 22 on this truck and it did nothing to help the trucklets looks. Just rubbed badly

Answer 4

wow thats alot of chrome..lol

Answer 5

absolutely