jeffie7

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Topic pretty much says it all. Does anyone have pictures of a 350Z with the G35 wheels?

lowrider

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Here ya go!

Lou

jeffie7

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Mmmmm looks purdy

So what do I do?

buy RT cats, Y pipe and some other cute little looks things.

buy a set of wheels/tires

or

ZX10R, GSX-R1000, 1000RR or maybe a used 954RR or R1

Hmmmmmm what to do what to do

or I could be a good boy and pay off my 350Z sigh.....

DragonGcoupe

wow. G35 rims on a 350Z don't look half bad. I always imagined that it would look ackward since I'm so used to seeing them on G's.

Chicken

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Here is a photochop I made when I was thinking of going the G35 wheel thanngg...

Chicken

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Errr.. it loops between the stock 17's and the G35 18's, but I guess you have to save it to your drive and then open it to see it.

EDIT: Just saw this...

https://my350z.com/albums/albuu30/abf.sized.jpg

Not quite sure about that one...

jeffie7

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lol did not think the 280ZX had the right offset to fit the wheels =) I guess it does
no panasports for him!

I really want some axis but damn they are pricy! I might try to polish or powerder coat my stock wheels

510dat

any idea how much they weigh each? and are the rears wider than the fronts, like the Z?

lou350

g35 coupe wheels are 18 x 8 front and back with 30 offset front and back. There have been some people who weighed them and claimed they're around 25 lbs....not too bad for a cast wheel but in a forged wheel same size should be in the 15-16 lbs range probably less. In all my cars my first mod is usually lightweight wheels and stickier wider tires ....after that there really is no need for suspension mods...also helps in acceleration and brakes.

there are only pros when going lightweight wheels