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Black Konig Afterburner Wheels on 370z?
What do you guys think? Would it look ok? Would they fit and what sizes would work best?
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http://www.1010tires.com/images/whee...k_lg_super.jpg
20" ones are the only ones with wide enough wheels for the Z, and with that go 20x10 +25 in the back, and 20x8.5 +30 up front. Those are the closest to decent offsets that you will find in that wheel. I'd still suggest a 10mm spacer up front, and a 5 or 10 in back to have the wheels flush though. Personally, I would spend a little more money and get get a higher quality wheel for the Z. Konig's aren't bad, but there are certainly better ones out there...but if that's what you want then what I mentioned above will work :tup: |
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Beat me to posting the pic man. LOL
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hahaha...I win the internet!!! :rofl2:
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Indeed!
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it's these ones you are talking about??
Konig Afterburners Black and Polished Available 19" and 20" http://www.tiredealersites.com/asset...rner_black.jpghttp://www.tiredealersites.com/asset...ner_chrome.jpg |
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why Fail?? i know a guy that knows a guy that knows people that rob people that can get the rims
OP, PM me about it |
THey are very nice wheels, but you should do what I did with these companies. My 350z could handle a 9.5 up front, so I bought 2 19x9.5(usually for the rears) and so 20x10 for the rear. THe offset is a +25 for both fitments, and man it looked good on my Z. The good thing is, the back of a car will always make a wheel look smaller, so it balances out. Also I hate how 20's feel on the Z, feels like the car is floating to me, so it made me love this type of setup.
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Thanks for all the input. I was thinking they'd look best on a black or blue Z. As far as the rims being low quality, I agree, but I really like the look of the black wheel w/the rainbow prizma lip. If anyone knows of a higher quality rim w/the same look let me know. As far as putting 19's up front and 20's in the back, does anyone have any advice on this. Has anyone done this yet w/their 370z? And if so have you experience any problems with your ABS, TC, etc? I agree lemansz20, I think it would look sick.
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TC and ABS is based on tire size, so just match diameters with tires and you won't have any issues.
I don't know of anyone that has done staggered diameter wheels on the 370 yet, but a lot did it on the 350. if you go 19x9.5, try and get near 20-25 offset for the front and you won't need any spacers. For the rear, 20x10 and as low as you can go (I think 25 is what was offered). I am not 100% sure, but I think there might be some Volks that have the burnt lips??? |
hummm.... konig's on a 370Z? no~~~ :D
maybe on a genisis or civic or xB or something. |
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The TPMS is pretty much the same on the Z, I am a huge nerd and checked it out. A tire pressure sensor is just that, it is not going to read the size of the wheel, its going to read the pressure of the tire. I have lots of friends with konig wheels and they dont have issues at all, been running them for a while too.
I mean I live in miami so Im sure my roads are a little better then some, but still the wheels arent bad, dont know why they have such a bad rep. Call these guys, wheelsdirectonline.com, theirs a guy named chris who has a 350z. A little bit of a talker, but knows his stuff. Thats where I got mine back in the day. |
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