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Pretty weird how they put the stickers on from the factory. You would think they would give the buyer the option as most people prob dont want stickers on their wheels.
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I understand wanting your name on the wheel but why not just imprint it onto the wheel itself? Or maybe just include the stickers with the wheel and give the buyer the option? Dont get me wrong though, the wheels still look amazing and that would not deter me from buying them. |
maaan, even with that beautiful drop the rims still just seem to small for the 370..though I would have a hard time convincing myself to go with 20's
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TE37 my favorite set of wheels
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I'm not gonna lie... it was a pain in the ***, but only an hours work and completely worth it. |
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Best looking wheel on the 370z in my opinion. I can't wait to see them on your car Lance ;)
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Comparable, probably what I'm going with...
Tenzo Racing DC-6 Version 1 https://www.wheelfire.com/imagesprod...dc6v1_grey.jpg OR Tenzo Racing DC-6 Version 2 http://www.recycler.com/upload/393e6...0a08e46097.jpg I like version 2 with the chrome lip myself... But version 1 comes in solids. |
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fursure dude! It'll be September before I see them though.
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Does TE37 comes in 20"?? Any agreessive offsets? and How much???
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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3071/...71a1dd01_o.jpg As you can see, not much concavity. It uses an entirely different spoke design (and no stickers! :p). For a 20" option, I would recommend the new Volk G2. |
how was dealing with the tire pressure monitoring system when you put on the new wheels? did guys go get it fixed, or do you just ignore the tpms light on in your car?..lol:icon17:
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its possible... you just need to make sure the right tpms is in the right location..when my rims were put in, there were no light problems.. so pretty much if they take off the right passenger stock rim, that tpms must go into the NEW right passenger rim.. make sense? The hard part now will be seeing which tpms goes into the right place
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Tony that's a good point that I did not think of. Your tires are non directional meaning the left can go on right side and vise versa. When they arrived to Altered I don't believe they were labeled so it is very possible they could have been put on the "wrong" side (no fault of Altered as the tires are not directional)
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Also there is no telling which sensor is off. With that in mind if you switch the front wheels and it doesn't fit the issue, you will then have to switch the rears. If that doesn't work you have to switch the fronts back and leave the rears. Multiple sensors could be in the wrong location. Make sense?
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are these rims lighter than the stock 19 inch rims?
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since i might get these on a platinum graphite 370z, is there any way to get those volk stickers on the rim in white instead of blue?
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IMO, the TE37 20s don't look as great as the 19s
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are you able to get a wider rear tire on the 370z compared to the 350z?
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Just read some threads, but to answer your question yes, people have been putting on 305's
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are these the flat center caps in the pictures?
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