350z nismo rims on a sc400
11-04-15, 11:44 AM
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11-04-15, 02:39 PM
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you haven't bolted them on yet? generally if it fits on a 350z/g35 it will fit on ours but more flush as the Z/G have slightly more aggressive fitment than our cars, with aftermarket stuff off a 350z you have to worry about rubbing the fender usually or some may even poke out a bit.
11-05-15, 07:31 AM
#19
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Since these wheels are pretty wide all around, a +30 offset will most definitely NOT be sunken in at all, unless your coilovers are at the lowest setting, at which point it might be sunken a tad. Also, make sure your fenders are rolled if you want to run these with anything other then stretched tires.
I definitely recommend running different tires then what are on these, since you want to keep the same rolling diameter all around, and make sure its pretty close to the original 225/55/16 rolling diameter. Only thing putting me off about these is the 18 front and 19 rear sizes, but that is purely subjective.
Im in for pics after you mount them!
I definitely recommend running different tires then what are on these, since you want to keep the same rolling diameter all around, and make sure its pretty close to the original 225/55/16 rolling diameter. Only thing putting me off about these is the 18 front and 19 rear sizes, but that is purely subjective.
Im in for pics after you mount them!
11-05-15, 10:22 AM
#20
Since these wheels are pretty wide all around, a +30 offset will most definitely NOT be sunken in at all, unless your coilovers are at the lowest setting, at which point it might be sunken a tad. Also, make sure your fenders are rolled if you want to run these with anything other then stretched tires.
I definitely recommend running different tires then what are on these, since you want to keep the same rolling diameter all around, and make sure its pretty close to the original 225/55/16 rolling diameter. Only thing putting me off about these is the 18 front and 19 rear sizes, but that is purely subjective.
Im in for pics after you mount them!
I definitely recommend running different tires then what are on these, since you want to keep the same rolling diameter all around, and make sure its pretty close to the original 225/55/16 rolling diameter. Only thing putting me off about these is the 18 front and 19 rear sizes, but that is purely subjective.
Im in for pics after you mount them!
11-05-15, 12:08 PM
#21
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My SC400 with 18x10 +25 in rear
My SC400 with 18x10 +25 in rear and my SC300 with 19x9.5 +30 in rear
Im thinking if you're moderately low the NISMO wheels will be quite flush. And you will definitely need rolled fenders.
BTW, my fenders are rolled flat all around, and the green one was running too much camber before alignment and height adjustment.
11-06-15, 06:55 PM
#25
He only wants $400 for those???
They're legit forged rims built by Rays. Ya know, that small company that makes cheap wheels called "Volk Racing" and "Gram Lights"
They're a bit heavy at 21lbs for the fronts and 29lbs for the rears but not terrible for a sturdy rim like that.
They're legit forged rims built by Rays. Ya know, that small company that makes cheap wheels called "Volk Racing" and "Gram Lights"
They're a bit heavy at 21lbs for the fronts and 29lbs for the rears but not terrible for a sturdy rim like that.
