guyk

If anyone has any photos of Volk GT-AV's on a Z (or any other car for that matter) I'd really appreciate them or a link being posted.

8.5/9.5/10.5" it doesnt matter - my money is burning a hole in my pocket having to wait to place an order!

Thanks in advance!

Red6

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We sell All Volk Products.

Please pm us or call us direct at 949-939-5413 for pricing on the Volk GT-AV.

Here a few pics of wheel on the 350z.

350Z_Italy

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Really really nice...I'm between this and Sf for my Z..

How much you find it in USA?Here in Italy GT-AV €2.800.00 with tax and transport, and SF €3.000 all in size 9.5 and 10.5...my god!!

Bye

Red6

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We have one set the GT-AV wheels in stock for the 350z and G35 Coupe.

The sizes are 19x9.5+30 and 19x10.5+24.

Call me direct to order at 949-939-5413.

Thanks

Paul Gibson
www.350zonline.com

350Z_Italy

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Eh eh Paul many thanks but i'm from Italy!
I think i have to pay more transport then wheels!!!

But...tell me!

Bye

350Z_Italy

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Hi what you think about the offset of the GTAV 9.5+30 and 10.5+24?

HELP!

guyk

If you want to run these widths (9.5/10.5) these offsets are really your only choice, particularly if you have Brembos or a big brake kit.

The issues (for me) is whether the lip on the rear rim is too big for my liking and secondly, I think the 245/275/35 tyre looks a bit stretched compared to the same tyre on a 8.5/9.5 set up. IMO this leaves the rim a bit more exposed than on the narrower rim - a 285 or 255 would fit better but then you'll have clearance / rubbing problems... Check out the look of Arturo's 8.5/9.5 Challenge set up which IMO looks absolutely spot-on - the offsets are very similar to the GTAV..

There are also more potential suspension issues with the wider rim I think.

In terms of a 8.5/9.5 set-up, my guess is that the offsets would be +23f and a +24 or +27 on the rear. Bryan from 350Zonlinestore is very helpful and knowledgeable...I am sure he can help you out - I'll certainly be purchasing my wheels/tires from him. Also, from what I can read from the Volk website, there is only a small difference in rim depth / lip size between the two set ups.

Interestingly, whilst the freight costs about US $400 to Australia, purchasing from Bryan/350Zonlinestore will save me nearly AUD$1600 ($1200 US) compared to buying them locally DownUnder. Check your local prices...you might be pleasantly surprised with what Bryan can offer you!

Hope this helps / answers your questions.

Bubble

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do they come in 20"?

guyk

No - only 18 and 19's.

Zexy

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Wow. i didn't think these would look good on a Z, but these pictures prove me wrong!

350Z_Italy

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Hi many thanks for your answer!!
Cause i'm not understand about all, my english it's limited

For example i like the status on the pics post up, that it's good,what offset you think?i need that the tire come alignament with the body.
If it's correct, you tell me to put 8.5 front(i have the original Brembo brake), but i have look that this fit make like the original and with a 255 tire it's small..

This is some pics that i have found,but on SF, GTAV maybe have different settings.

Anywhere i contact Bryan.

Really many thanks!

theonetheonly

I liked these so much I bought them!!!!

___DJK___

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Im not really a fan of the styling of these wheels. They look like they should be a few inches bigger and on an Escalade. Goes to show Volk could probably build wheels blindfolded and ppl would still buy them.

microsteve40

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I totally agree with you. I didn't really like the new Volks at all, but the more I looked, especially after seeing some pics of them on cars, I really started to like them. So much, in fact, that I have a set of GT-V's on the way. Hopefully i'll have them late next week!

ssk0771

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I love those wheels. How much are they?

guyk

Firstly, your English is better than my Italian!

From the pictures you posted it looks to me like those cars have a 9.5 / 10.5 set up.

An 8.5 / 9.5 combination uses the same size tires as the 9.5 / 10.5 but the reduced rim width brings them slightly more inside the fenders. However, the tire has more "bulge" to it on the 8.5 / 9.5.

With the correct offsets, either combination will clear your Brembos.

Ultimately, the choice is up to you and what look you like - good luck!

350Z_Italy

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Eh eh thanks for compliments
Ok i'm going to take 9.5 and 10.5 with 255 and 275, for rubbing problem i "cut" the body

You can help me to find a pic of Silver and Mercury Silver, to see the different?!?

Bye!

350Z_Italy

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Ehi no problem, i don't want the GTAV pics, of all wheels i need to see which is the different between Silver and Mercury Silver...

THANKS!

guyk

Mercury silver is like the silver on the door handles and steering wheel.

The other silver is a flatter / matte finish and not as bright.

Hope this helps.

AZ350Z

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Damn, that is the nicest C/F I have ever seen...