WhiTe Z with 19" Volk TE37's
Heh...looks pretty cool until you hit your first pothole...then you go thumpety thump as your out of round wheels roll on!
I'll stick with a little more vertical rubber than that..those tires must be 30 aspect ratio or something crazy like that. Any idea how long it takes to send wheels back to japan and wait for replacements?...I'll give you a hint...far longer than you want to be without your $2000+ wheels you just bought!
Trust me, happened to a friend's 18" volks...a big headache, so exercise caution.
I'll stick with a little more vertical rubber than that..those tires must be 30 aspect ratio or something crazy like that. Any idea how long it takes to send wheels back to japan and wait for replacements?...I'll give you a hint...far longer than you want to be without your $2000+ wheels you just bought!
Trust me, happened to a friend's 18" volks...a big headache, so exercise caution.
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i also think 19 is too much...18 is just right...but what i want to know is the offset on that wheel...seen a few te-37s and they are fairly flat where as those 19s in the picture have spokes that sinks into the middle...i'm guessing that means it has a low offset??? i really like that look!
Those front wheels are going to rub on the freggin wheel well going around a corner with any lean. Kinda cool though until you hit a pothole (as mentoned) - or turn a corner
Last edited by pete_350z; Aug 13, 2002 at 07:08 AM.
I like it. First of all, because it's less common than silver (polished, painted, etc) and secondly it makes the car look like it just rolled off the race track... BTW, I lived in Japan for six years and black wheels seemed to be more popular over there (not more popular than silver, just more common than in the US....).
-Mike
-Mike
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