Z's with 19's & 20's
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I'm thinking about getting some wheels for my Z. Is it a big diiference in the ride quality? Any downsides at all? Please make sure you specify wheel, tire, and suspension specs! I appreciate it
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I'm running TSW Thruxtons (20x8.5 and 20x10) on 245-35 and 275-35 rubber. My only issue is with the reduced acceleration. It's not substantial, but I do notice it.
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I went from stock 17s to 20" Axis Seven Mod with Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 255/30 front and 285/30 rear, lowered with TEIN Basic coilovers, and new Cusco sway bars. Ride quality is virtually same as stock but much tighter in the corners and a little slower acceleration.
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Originally Posted by 350Z-YOU
I'm thinking about getting some wheels for my Z. Is it a big diiference in the ride quality? Any downsides at all? Please make sure you specify wheel, tire, and suspension specs! I appreciate it ![Smilie](https://my350z.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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Originally Posted by gatti-man
Why not do 18's or lightwieght 19's, doing 20s will hut your speed (basicly what a sports car is for). Never understood 20s on anything but suvs and show cars.