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One other thing. You do not have a lot to choose from. There is not much of a selection when it comes to deep dish wheels for the Z. Aside from Work Wheels, you should check Avant Garde. They have AG Form or AG Function wheels that you might be interested in. They work with Work Wheels :) on some of their products. Contact Avant Garde or getyourwheels.com for more information. They are a forum sponsor. Although you need to look at the offsets, I have a 4" lip on the rear on mine.
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These wheels will fit your car as long as you chose the correct face. You can contact work direct, they'll give you the correct specs to order.
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Guess I'll be contacting Work today. Thanks for the info guys.
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You can get "deep dish" in any multipiece wheel you want if you order decent sizes. Work makes 3P and 2P wheels SSR Weds if you want more custom stuff, and i dont know all of the quality, but Rotiform, DPE, SevenK . . . probably more that i can't think of right now the Z has so much room there are limitless possibilities for anyone who wants to put in the effort and put up the $$$ The only restriction is budget and fear of camber, stretch, and fenderwork. Then its ur own damn fault. |
Hell, just look at this Chris's build thread:
http://www.the370z.com/members-370z-...thread-19.html He's gone through like three or four sets of multipiece wheels, all very aggressive, all plenty of lip Page 9: http://www.the370z.com/members-370z-...-thread-9.html He's running Work VSXX, 20x10, -3 and 20x11, -5. |
Also look at what this guy's running:
http://www.the370z.com/parts-sale-pr...19x11-7-a.html sport brakes. deep dish. no more excuses not to go ahead and order them, **** your dealer |
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Lol. This thread might be going sideways. I would not recommend stretching, crazy cambers, and fender work for the quest of deep dish wheels. The OP never mentioned if he would be open to that.
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Well I may venture into rolling fenders if really required, but I do not really want to adjust cambers, because I want to try an keep maximum performance.
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lol at camber hurting performance
Op drives an automatic sports car, and we're talking about deep dish wheels what the **** does performance have anything to do with this and camber can be good always laugh at these people saying they don't want to run camber because its a bad thing or something |
Our fenders are rolled already from factory.
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Lol no need to get all worked up because you know it all about cars and I don't. I'm not very tech savy on cars, I only google things I don't know about. And apparently from the results, any camber adjustment can hurt acceleration, although it may be a very small amount if any at all. And arn't automatics faster in a drag race? |
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