18" on 370z with sport package

nogoodname

18 inch limits ur choice

bump to 19's

vossen concaves are mid 2K, but 20 inch

theDreamer

I would rather say 19 or under, I am thinking 18 as it has a lot of tire choices (with great prices).

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ChrisSlicks

I hate to say it but Forgestar might one day make the 18" wheels and actually ship them. Front options where 9.5", 10", rear 10", 11", 12" I believe. If you want them this century look elsewhere.

theDreamer

I think Travis got his in, need to contact Wstar as he was on the list for the 18s, maybe I should order them now and when my stock tires finally go the Forgestar might be ready.

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Caravanshaka

you could have 19's in a couple weeks

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theDreamer

Yeah I know, but I might not buy until the end of the year depending on if I can keep my finger off buying Berk HFC. I keep going back & forth on new wheels, one day I want them, the next I think just buying 20mm spacers (for the rears) will be good enough.

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Caravanshaka

IMO the Z deserves better than "good enuff"

You might want to wait til you hear your exhaust without HFC's before you get them...I know my car with just HFC's is about as loud as I would ever want it.

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