Rims - Standard vs Rays
 

I want to buy a new (0 km) Nissan 370z Roadster from a german autohouse.
The problem is that they don't really know the specifications/options of the car.

Can you please show me a picture with standard 18 inch rims vs 19 inch?

Thank you!

I noticed its your first post and you busted join so I'll tell you what most people will tell you. Use the search function.. and there is thousands of pictures and you can easily find the answers by looking

http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-p...0z-thread.html

Third post first pic is the base rim
The nice ones are rays

Base 18" Rim

http://www.finishlinewheels.com/prodimg/ALY62524U.jpg

Sport 19" Rim

http://www.finishlinewheels.com/prodimg/ALY62525U.jpg

Google - it's your friend.

Thank you for informations, I'll use search :)

I would take the sport rim all day.

I think the wrong rims are posted for the non-sport option. This is a roadster we're discussing. What you've got posted there are the stock coupe rims.

Aren't these stock for 2010 roadsters?

http://www.nissanusa.com/img/vehicle...hed_wheels.jpg

No, those are optional accessory.

This is the roadster with the 18" wheels
http://photos2.liquidmotors.com/kd19...633_1_of_1.jpg

The sports package add's the same Rays wheels as the coupe.

Ah ok. I knew the base level rims were different between coupe and vert, though.

p.s. nice roadster!

lol... Not my car, but thanks. I found the pic somewhere.

I didn't know the base roadster had those rims until a few weeks ago. They look better than the base/touring 18" imo.

man those chromed wheels are FUGLY. They look just like the vert wheels only riced out.

yeah Convertible ie. roadster actually has a different set of alloy wheels than any other model.

Does anybody knows if in Germany Rays Wheels = Sport Package (bigger brake rotors) for the roadster model?

they don't have google in romania :stirthepot:

Yes, google it's our friend, but as you know, there are variations from continent to continent and even from country to country for many producers, that's why It's important to ask.