After 3yrs I finally got some rims for my Z...

Volk SF-Winning
Front - 19 x 9.5 (+19 offset) 245-35-19
Rear - 19 x 10.5 (+17 offset) 275-35-19

The Z is not lowered, but it does rub on certain bumps on the road in the rear. Any kind of weight in the trunk or the passenger side causes more rubbing.

Well anyways, enjoy the pics!!





























front lip - ~2.75"




rear lip ~3.75"

 

Damn. That's clean! Nice choice of wheels

I should have just got the +17

 

Nice!!! Damn, now I'm drooling on my keyboard!!!

 

drop it and roll the rear fender

 

oh yes...that will definitely happen!

 

+1, I want you to drop that b!tch ~1 inch....then you'll see that smile...

 

Very Clean!!!

 

awsome, i am glad people are finally getting better offsets for the z. i personally want/will run a negative offset soon with a 10in rim

 

I love the winnings, but rubbing with a passenger? Doesn't that get tiresome?

 

damn beautiful.

 

they look great....love those fat lips....

 

Damn.. Rossel, you are makin me want to get another Z

Lookin suuhhhhweeeet... and the pix are hotness

 

Nice wheels, I remember when I got my Volks. I had to go to the Bank just to get a $100 and it was spent the very next day on Gas

 

Gorgeous! How much? And what's up with the rubbing?

 

Sweet wheels, now about the rubbing. I've asked around and other people with the same wheel size, offset, and tire size informed me that if my car was not lowered than I would not have any problem with the tires rubbing. Just wondering.....
-jason
ps. sweet wheels

 

Those are beautiful pics. It's really interesting how you have the same size tire/wheel in the rear as I do, but your S-03's have such a bigger sidewall than my T1R's. Yours don't look stretched, while mine really do...

 

+1. I've always noticed that with other people running the same wheel and tire sizes. The T1-R's just seem to run a bit narrower and hence look more stretched.

 

Nice pics I like the sunset backdrop
you may not need to roll fender with drop ...neg camber will fix that problem

 

Yes negative camber will probably be a fix, but with the amount of driving I do in a week...I dont want to be changing tires every couple months.

About the rubbing, it does not do it all the time. Only happens when Im at highway speed and there is a sudden subtle drop in the level of the road. On street roads its fine.

 

good luck with tires my Dunlops lasted only 10k thats with rotation