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check out Red_Zed's ride. he lowered his recently and looks pretty damn good with the stock 18's. :tup: |
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hey thanks for the replies, here is the thing, I already have the sport max rims, I've had them for 5 years now. I mean they are just sitting there and I know the quality is not the best, that's why I asked the question. right now I'm looking into powdercoating the stock rims, or get the 19" rays, IDK yet.
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I'm not a wheel snob. They've lasted this long, they're decent looking and they're free. You may want some spacers, but besides that feel free. If for some reason you hit a pothole and they bust just put the stocks back on.
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I would keep those rims for a winter setup. I don't know where lake zurich is exactly, but you will want a dedicated winter tire/wheel setup eventually if you are in an area that receives snow. This way, you can save up for what ever custom wheels you want and still have the winter set.
The stock Enkei 18's are actually pretty nice IMO. They just need to be wider. I upsized my tires to 245's F/ 275's R and they look a lot better. |
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i think lake zurich is in switzerland. :tup: or illionis somewhere... ok, i google earthed... :icon17: |
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Your wheels would fit but the size/offset is too conservative for the 370z. Don't believe me,? just put them on the Z and notice how sunk-in they will look.
I would just sell them or use them as a winter/backup set. |
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Good choice
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There is a funny picture with S2k rims on a 350z, it looks like a train from being so sunk in :icon17: |
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um... pictures, they are the same ones in my avatar standard sports, have michelin sport a/s on them and no curbage. whats the standard asking price for them now? |
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