Can someone photo chopped ADR Version II rims onto the 350Z
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Can someone photo chopped ADR Version II rims onto the 350Z
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Can someone photo chopped ADR Version II rims onto the 350Z? You can check out the photo of the rim by going to wheelmax.com website. I want to see how it looks on the car compare to the OZ superleggera rims. 5 spokes rims looks really nice on the Z--especially if they are also deep dish rim. The price is right and the rim look great. Thanks in advance.
Bobby
Can someone photo chopped ADR Version II rims onto the 350Z? You can check out the photo of the rim by going to wheelmax.com website. I want to see how it looks on the car compare to the OZ superleggera rims. 5 spokes rims looks really nice on the Z--especially if they are also deep dish rim. The price is right and the rim look great. Thanks in advance.
Bobby
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Hi Victor,
Thanks for your comment. I just learn that the rim is made in Taiwan. That's totally turn me off. Right now I am looking at Black racing Pro N1 rims, the same that was in sport compact mag on the 350Z, or the OZ superleggera rims. The only problem I have with this particuar OZ model is it only come in 17x7 and 17x8. I wish they have 17x9. Would there be a problem using 17x8 for both front and rear but use 225 tire front and 245 in the rear? Would the 245 serie tire fit on the 17x8 rim? I am kind of on budget and want to get the most out of my $$$. I wish to stay with 17" rims because of lighter weight and less inertia. And the 17" tire is much cheaper than 18" tire in the long run. What is your recommendation Victor? Thanks again.
Bobby
Thanks for your comment. I just learn that the rim is made in Taiwan. That's totally turn me off. Right now I am looking at Black racing Pro N1 rims, the same that was in sport compact mag on the 350Z, or the OZ superleggera rims. The only problem I have with this particuar OZ model is it only come in 17x7 and 17x8. I wish they have 17x9. Would there be a problem using 17x8 for both front and rear but use 225 tire front and 245 in the rear? Would the 245 serie tire fit on the 17x8 rim? I am kind of on budget and want to get the most out of my $$$. I wish to stay with 17" rims because of lighter weight and less inertia. And the 17" tire is much cheaper than 18" tire in the long run. What is your recommendation Victor? Thanks again.
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245 will just barely fit on the 17x 8, but it's meant for something 8.5 wide. So, if you could squeeze it on there, I probably wouldn't anyways, but that's just because I would be too worried about problems.
