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Coon-azz · 09-21-2012, 05:18 PM

All,

I'm looking for a cheaper way to get dedicated rims for my 2012 370z Winter tires. I read somewhere that some people were using older 350z rims to do this. Is this correct and is there anything I should know or need to consider if I go this route. Since I'm only going to use these for a few months a year, I don't really care if they are perfect, as long as they look "OK" and are not bent. I just want to be able to "hot swap" them when it snows without having to align and rebalance the car when I swap back and forth. Your thoughts?

09-21-2012, 05:18 PM	#1 (permalink)
Coon-azz Track Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Fredericksburg,VA Posts: 689 Drives: '12 370z Sport DD Rep Power: 14	used 350z rims for the 370z All, I'm looking for a cheaper way to get dedicated rims for my 2012 370z Winter tires. I read somewhere that some people were using older 350z rims to do this. Is this correct and is there anything I should know or need to consider if I go this route. Since I'm only going to use these for a few months a year, I don't really care if they are perfect, as long as they look "OK" and are not bent. I just want to be able to "hot swap" them when it snows without having to align and rebalance the car when I swap back and forth. Your thoughts? __________________ I don't care how slow you want to drive; I encourage it. JUST GET THE HELL OUT OF THE PASSING LANE YOU TUCK FARD!!!