19" or 20" Rims For G35 Coupe

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Dec 20, 2004 | 08:02 AM

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NismoGCoupe

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From: Jersey

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Originally posted by thebigsadler
so many people are concerned with losing handling and performance when going 20's but when do most of you go to the track? i guarrantee my car didn't lose a lot of handling with the 20's because i have jic coilovers and a completely adjustable camber kit.

18's and most 19's look small on the g35, 20's are definitely the perfect size especially if you do a big lip. just don't go and buy some 20" chrome knock-off ebay wheels and you will be fine.

I couldn't agree more with you on this and many times I've been told that wheels do not look like 20's since the car has such a big wheel well, they've been mistake to be 18's by a few people

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When you plan on going to the track just slap the stocks on. Its not like when someone buys 20's they intend to use them for track use. Like I said before if someone is so concerned about performence on the street & track you shouldn't even be thinking of going with bigger wheels, either get lightweight 18's or 17's.

Dec 20, 2004 | 08:59 AM

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moog

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A lot of people think I'm rolling on 19's. The G's wheel wells are huge, and 20s are a perfect fit IMO.

Sep 28, 2023 | 02:49 PM

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BrianGcue

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From: Thibodaux

Nice looks like the 2000 centerline rims chromed

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Originally Posted by omarv6

I am running on 20" Lowenhart LD5's 9" front and 11" in the back on P ZEROS on my Z .
I must say the looks are just perfict ... the car is a head turner more than befor....but the thing i dont like is u lose performance (not traction )....but look at the bright side ...stockes are there if a track day in mind