OEM 19" NISMO wheels by RAYS® (From 370Z Nismo)
 

I'm putting out a deal similar to what Trooper has done previously... A straight swap, my Nismo Ray's for the OEM optional polished forged wheels by ALCOA from Nissan's accessory list for the 370Z balanced and mounted on my car at your cost with Eibach 15mm Pro-Spacer kit. I keep the tires and TPMS for the new wheels unless you want to pay for their replacement as well. I'm planning on having the ALCOA's powder coated prior to mounting so a patient individual would be highly preferred as I would need to keep my wheels until I can have the new set mounted. The wheels are in perfect condition, for pictures simply look in my album,

This deal is highly negotiable so feel free to hit me up.

I think the wheels that you want will cost quite expensive, since they are from the list of original accessories...
If you decide to put Nismos for sale, let me know. I would gladly bought them :)

Prices vary among the vendors but I believe they're in the range of $420-450 a pop plus tax.

lol GL..

that sounds pretty involved. btw, your tires are no longer balanced if you have the sensors removed. the buyer would have to install new ones or new valve stems and then have the tires rebalanced. Sounsd to me like it would be simpler to just buy the ALCOA wheels and sell your rays.

So basically you want someone to pay $1700-1800 plus tax for the wheels
+ tire & tpms removal &
+ mounting & balancing on your new wheels...
+ a set of 15mm spacers
+ shipping to wherever the buyer lives?

you want $2100+ easily for the wheels alone? Dang

I purchased Trooper's Nismo wheels and what you are asking someone to do is quite a bit different if they have to wait for you to get the new wheels powdercoated.

:iagree:

The valve stems would be transferred over to the Alcoa's so the buyer wouldn't have to purchase me replacements. I want little or no out of pocket expense on my part for this deal which is why I ask what I do. I'm in no rush so it's really a matter of how much the buyer wants these wheels.

Still way cheaper than retail.

I may have the powder coating done at a later date if the buyer can't wait for it.

I bought a set of nismo wheels for 1300 outright without any hassles, so thats just for comparison sakes.

I don't see how you'll get anyone to go for this deal. You're better off buying the wheels yourself and then selling the Rays to offset the purchase price.

A set of used Rays in good condition only fetches $1200 or so.

Also, the Alcoas are butt fugly in person!

:facepalm:

That's great for you but I believe in your case the seller wanted a no name set of wheels which is not the case for me. I'd much rather keep my stock Ray's than replace them with cheaper wheels.

Im not sure if youre quoting regular Rays or Nismo Rays which are much harder to come by.... I appreciate your opinion but I think the Alcoa's will look awesome once powdercoted.

Gotcha, NISMO rays should go for a bit more, but I still think it's much easier for you just to buy the Alcoas now then sell the NISMO Rays once you take them off. MUCH easier.

I wouldnt have any place to keep them =P

Also the deal is open to negotiations... I was merely describing my ideal transaction.

word, i have 2 sets of wheels and tires in my garage, not including the ones on my car. i have a 1 car garage.

I live in an apartment. I replaced the stock wheels on the previous car I owned and had to sit on the take-offs for a while... Literally, used them as furniture before I finally got rid of them.

I've got three sets in my garage, not including the wheels and tires on my cars. Modshack says I am a wheel whore. :roflpuke2:

Oh well. What can I say. :shakes head:

I know that feeling. At one point, my bedroom was holding my iForged's, some 5AD's I bought, and some old Enkei's I had...had to climb over them to get in bed...

you could totally make a bed out of wheels, 1 in each corner, one in the middle, a box spring and matress, boom. money wheel spent. 'yes that is a 3 piece forged bed frame wrapped in 275/35/19 bridgstone re-11s

In college I kept everything in my apartment living room. At one point we had my Honda 600 F4i, my buddies Yamaha R6, a tool chest, a body kit (my roomates celica), and 2 sets of wheels. You can live with a set of wheels sitting around for a short period of time. I agree with others. You will have a much easier time selling your wheels once you have already get your new setup together. Just my :twocents: Good luck with the sale.

You kept motorcycles inside your apartment!?!?!?!

what was this guy selling again? lol!

Actually, I think he spent several thousand on his new wheels, but whatever, good luck.

Thats what I am called too. Right now I've got three sets of wheels for the 370, and then for cars I don't even own anymore, 2 sets of C6 wheels and two sets of 240Z wheels.

i mean, talking about no name wheels here. Granted ALCOA is a huge company, but they are by no means wheel specialists. I'd rather buy from a company that caters to the automotive intudstry, specifically wheels, than the 3rd largest aluminium producer in the world.

ALCOA makes a bunch of wheels for Lamborghini.

uhh? what the hell is a Lamborghini? i'm not talking about pasta shapes here steve! you can't just go running around making up car companies.

(ok FINE so maybe ALCOA does make a fair amount of wheels, but i'm not a fan of these)

The beauty of these ALCOA wheels is the fact that they are not powdercoated, painted or chromed.

i can certainly see them looking better powdercoated. They are a little much in their highly polished state.

HEHE I like making up companies. :icon17:

They have made some stuff for Ferrari, too. :tup:

Ferrari? you mean these?
http://img.walgreens.com/dbimagecach..._220x220_a.jpg

:facepalm: sorry for my spelling. Yeah, they make the aluminum foil wrapping.

yea i had a feeling, those wrappers are quality.

I thought you must have sold your Corvette since I no longer see it listed in your signature.

I know what you mean about vehicles you no longer own. I finally got rid of the last set of Corvette wheels I had (the original OEM polished wheels) about 4 months ago. I still have a set of wheels and tires from my 2004 Durango that I sold in 2008 though. I'm not sure why I kept them. :confused:

Including the wheels and tires on the cars, I have 3 sets of 350Z wheels and 2 sets of 370Z wheels.

As m4a1mustang has made clear... just because you're not familiar with their work does not mean they're not wheel specialist because they in fact are (no offense). But really, all that matters is that I like them.

Are you saying that you would actually prefer them unaltered? That's a lot of bling. =P