Man I haven't been in here in a long time

 

LOL yeah there are just too many other more visible places to ***** a car pic

 

Not sure what happened to my Photo Album; however, this is one of my more popular pics from past years....

 

My -04 with 19s

 

I am looking at getting 18" Enkei RPF1 9.5 Fr and 10.5 Re however sometimes i hear that 18" rims do not fill the wheel gap especially in the rear and that i should get 19" rims. You say that you have 18" rims and they look amazing man. I was just wondering what size tires do you have and if you have any thoughts or suggestions on rim size?

 

 

Looking good maxevo! Wheel and tire specs please?

 

hell yes

 

Here is my most updated picture: 31-Dec-2011

 

^ Haven't seen you around the forum in forever. Good to see you still have your Z, though.

 

Yeah, I try to stay in the Texas area and on a local Houston Forum. However figured I'd share the next step for my Z. It did almost receive a For Sale sign.

 

What do you have planned next?

 

https://my350z.com/forum/texas/54165...ore-boost.html

 

 

Not bad for two weeks of owning it, I bought it bone stock.

 

^^^Looks great!!!

 

Added a front splitter, wing, zspeed undertray, and motordyne exhaust.

 

I need to go lower in the rear.

 

I disagree. I think the stance looks great as-is. When you lower the back more you will lose some of that forward rake that the car is meant to have. Plus think about how it looks when it's moving and not just when hard-parking. In motion the car will squat down a bit and will probably look the way you are envisioning. On the other hand, if you lower your rears more then it'll look like it's all tucked and dragging *** while moving. Just my 2 cents.

If anything, a 5-10mm spacer in the rear and you're set.

EDIT: In fact your pics have me thinking about getting rid of my front lip, side and rear add-ons and going back to stock body lines. When the stance is just right (and you're almost there), the stock body kit speaks for itself.

 

I hear you man, im just talking about a 1/4 of an inch or so. I wouldn't be doing that until I get it corner balanced I was thinking about just a couple degrees of rake. I really like the stock body lines lowered, but there's something so sexy about a more tame body kit that keeps the stock lines.