Stunner2xx

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I just bought my Z. I am now learning how to drive stick and i am really doing a number on the cluth. lol I still cant do steep hill do to jerks stoping an inch behind me. well anyways.......I want to get some rims on the car. Does anyone have suggestions? or websites they can show me? not looking for anything too expensive. Thanks

bamyi

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Here's a link that can help you.

https://my350z.com/forum/media-share/161354-show-me-your-wheels-pics.html

Theres also a section in this forum just for tires/wheels. There are a few things to consider when buying your wheels.

1. Wheel size
2. offsets
3. Will it fit aftermarket brakes (in case you want to upgrade later on)

There are many great sponsors on this site. I personally dealt with Rick at http://statusautodesign.com/ and he has great prices and excellent customer service.

https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-tires/137443-thumbs-up-to-status-auto-design.html

Have fun with the Z!

arejohn

Do you use the hand brake when starting on inclines?

davidv

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Welcome and congratulations. Go to froogle and search “wheels 350Z.” That should keep you busy.

Cux350z

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ugh my mom does that in her s2k, its just a crutch imo. Is not hard to learn.



big lip, its all youll need.

FlorendoCruz

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hehe..poor Z... Dude, learn on another car first! Congratulations on the Buy!!

Go buy some Volk SF Challenge rims, Volk Le37, or Volk GT-C

I jus bought the Sf challenge and i gotta wait another month or so for delivery!! ahh

Whats to expensive for u? $2200 with no tires??

MoodDude

Learn to drive the stick better before you upgrade. Look for the lightest wheels you can afford that you like the look of.
Plus, the best upgrade that is worth 10x more is better rubber!! The stock rubber sucks!

bamyi

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I really don't do it but then again, i've been driving stick for a long time. I would give you this advise....

If there's a car behind you, yes, use the brakes to avoid a collision but when its clear, try to start up the hill without the brakes that way you can get the feel of the car.

Heres a tread on Moding your car that you should read. It covers almost all topics and help you get started on the right track.

https://my350z.com/forum/engine-and-drivetrain/50429-new-350z-owners-read-this-before-doing-any-modifications-to-your-z.html

Enjoy.

dragon11689

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I had this problem in October of last year. I will tell you something that my friend told me that really helped. He said to let the clutch out slowly until you feel that the car is ready to stall but not all the way or it will start. As soon as you feel the car jerk when letting the clutch up, keep the clutch on that spot and let go of the brakes. The car will stay there on that spot. All you gotta do is press gas a little and let go of the clutch as your pushing in gas. Or you can do the e-brake which I dont like personally. It will take some time for you to get used to the catching point of the clutch. That point is key for all driving situations. Dont worry though, you'll eventually get it. Also look up some articles on driving manual. Google driving manual tutorials. You'll get some good stuff. Good luck.

ssk0771

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How much you want to spend?