What do you guys think?



It looks like the stock 17" on the base and enthu. but with a little roundness in the spokes. BTW, this is photoshoped

 

Not bad at all. Then agian it aint mah style!! Maybe yours! But not mine.

 

I like it! Do they make them in 18's?

 

if some g35 guy wanted to switch for my rims...I would thankfully oblige. I think they are sexy and add a little more finesse. Definitely better than the Gt-C like studded three part bling blings that people are getting, and more exciting than the TE37 look.

Just my .000000000000005 cents worth

 

I believe those ARE the 18s.

 

I would too. I decided to see how they would like after seeing that commercial with the black G35C. It looked like the rims may be gunmetal from the commercial too.

Does anyone know if both cars have the same bolt pattern?

 

Those Infiniti G35C 18's are 100 times better than the similar 17" 7 spokes IMO

 

I was in the dealership yesterday and saw those in person. (Yes they are 18's)
My first reaction was that those rims would look GREAT on the Z. As long as you could swap out the infinity centerpeice.

So if anyone knows if we can get these let me know. The guy at the dealership was not too well informed.

 

I saw those wheels on the g35 I drove and I kept thinking that they'd look good on the Z. Well I was right. It does look good!

 

looks good.....wonder what their weight is tho

 

I would love to have the rims from the G35 if I did not have they rays that came on my track.. They are jsut flat out sexy.

 

Those look great! The stock 17s on the Z are kinda chunky. Those wheels have a sleeker look to them.

 

so they make those infiniti rims in size 17" too tho right? some are for sale on ebay but it says 17" infiniti g35 rims...

 

The 17" wheels on the G35 Coupe are 6 spokes, not 7.

 

Being OEM, i figure that would be like $600+ each rim if ordered through the dealer I guess we all would have to wait until there are more owners of G35C out there who might give good deals. But by that time i may just have aftermarket ones