NVhim

Hey Ken, not sure if you've seen this yet but this is a great place to look at wheels on here below. With your budget you should have a huge selection. Good luck and enjoy.

https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...ead-index.html

Kenfree

bad boyz

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Hey, Ken I'd keep it as stock as possible with such low mileage will retain a good percentage of it's value I really like the Oem 2006 wheels if you like a bit more flashy there a few places that can polish them or you can go black chrome a beautiful color on the Lemans I have one the same color I went with chrome infinity wheels may post photos if I get the chance GL with your final choice!!

Kenfree

eZg

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These have my vote!!!

WHatever you do don't get anything too heavy.

bad boyz

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Here's a photo of my Z with the polished Infinity wheels.

Kenfree

eZg

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I too have a set of polished infiniti wheels. Told myself they were "The lightest of the light" since technically they removeed trace amounts of metal when polishing.

But cost me $800 bucks, just for the polishing.

blury pic

eZg

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Kenfree

MicVelo

That might be true; but wheels - whether factory or aftermarket - is an easily reversible way of customizing and improving the handling of the car to suit you. While stock Z cars are, IMO, wonderful to see amongst the myriad "modified" 33s out there, a nice, light, sticky set of tires/wheels is the best way to get even more enjoyment out of the car. If you want the factory look, a set of Track V.1 wheels (as was recommended way early in the thread) is, in my ever so humble opinion , the way to go.


But the factory G 19s above are nice! About 2/3rds of the wheels my own cars have run are factory wheels; never mind from Z34.

Kenfree

jg425

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LMGT4, if you can find a set. These are my personal favorite 350z wheel.

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