350z Wheel Hub/Adapters
Kids these days... "I want it right now! Even if I can't afford to do it right". I really wish used 350Z's cost $30k so kids with no money would stop buying them. Know what I drove when I was 15... a bicycle. It's what I could realistically afford.
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no it doesnt sound like a good deal to me, why... because they dont fit. below are stock offsets, if you do get the spacer/adpater you will effectively be a +7 front and rear.. you will more than likely rub more than a prostitute giving a hand job, i ran 18x9.5 +23 front and 18x9.5+15 in the rear and it was dang near perfect that is pretty much the norm (some run 18x10.5 +15 rear) it also requires rolling the fenders in the rear for both 9.5 and 10.5. my fronts rubbed the top upper fender liner screw, so you being .70 inches out from the centerline in the front will cause issues, and .27 inches further out rear.. unless you have stupid camber gang retard settings, you will prob will not only need to roll the fenders but also pull them. not to mention to get the retarded camber, you will need parts that chik-fila wages prob wont cover
with your very limited driving experience, you dont even need to worry about racing slicks or whatever tires are making your dick hard. you should focus on not Dugan'ing the car
Performance/Touring - 18x8 - 30 offset
Track - 18x8-30 front, 18x8.5-33 rear
with your very limited driving experience, you dont even need to worry about racing slicks or whatever tires are making your dick hard. you should focus on not Dugan'ing the car
Performance/Touring - 18x8 - 30 offset
Track - 18x8-30 front, 18x8.5-33 rear
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Im sorry, i get what your saying, but I have been saving up for about a year, and I have about 4k in the bank account right now, its not a instant gratification thing, its that I thought I could make the wheels work, and they were a good price, didnt know adapters were so difficult to find in this size
Doubtful. Pictures are part of a forum introduction, we all posted pictures of our cars when we joined or certainly when asking for help. Search any of us, and you'll see. (most of us have moved on from Z's to bigger & better things) but we contributed as well as took.
You asked for assistance, don't be rude. Asking to see what you have is part of the deal.
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Hello! I have a 2003 Nissan 350z Touring Hatch, and I just bought a set of KLÄSSEN iD wheels that the previous owner had on his BMW M2, and I cannot seem to find a set of adapters that match my 350z's hub specs (66.1mm hub, 5x114.3 bolt pattern, M12x1.25 thread size) that can also adapt to the KLÄSSEN iD Wheels (72.6mm hub, 5x120 bolt pattern, M14x1.25 thread size) can I get some help??? I dont want any poke really, so the smallest adapter possible would be appreciated, so probably about 20mm thick (Less is also great, havent found any though)
Anyways, I really need some help, new to this all, and I cannot seem to figure it out, sorry guys, probably super easy to find, but im having a heck of a time
Anyways, I really need some help, new to this all, and I cannot seem to figure it out, sorry guys, probably super easy to find, but im having a heck of a time
Im sorry, i get what your saying, but I have been saving up for about a year, and I have about 4k in the bank account right now, its not a instant gratification thing, its that I thought I could make the wheels work, and they were a good price, didnt know adapters were so difficult to find in this size
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