why did nissan make the front look flush, but the rear look like its in? ..

same can be said about mustangs..
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I am not sure.. Good Question.

 

wow
i should keep up on the forum on weekends hehehe
anywho..

Nissan uses approx same offset front and rear
where as the rear is slightly more agressive in term of width ie.. slightly wider.
hence you need to run a bigger spacer in the back than in the front.

Now.. with spacers and hub centric rings..
the hub centric rings just make sure the spacer is back to the oe size hub bore.. IF you purcahse aftermarket wheels you would still need to get hub rings for those wheels.

I personally like project kics.
they are easy to install and less hassle..
Especialy compared to the hnr..
Also i drift and auto-x with the spacers on the car all the time.
I have full faith in them.. Just beware of cheaper (ebay) items.

 

thx for all the good info guys

 

What would you guys recommend for an '06 350z running 19" G35 coupe rims?

 

Here you the link for the wheel spacers, huge selections!

https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....ghlight=ichiba

 

I'm running 25mm H&R TRAK spacers front and rear on my 06 with the factory 18" wheels at stock height. Works fine and looks much better in my opinion. I imagine that the vehicle could still be lowered conservatively (approx 1" frnt and rear). However, I do not believe that the camber could be adjusted back to spec after lowering without rubbing unless the rear fenders were rolled or cut.

Just my 2 cents...

Terry

 

The question is, can you find the KICS in stock?

Been searching for 15MM forever and all are back ordered. Tried Evasive and AutoRnD....

PM if anyone has found them any where else in stock.

 

I have some for sale!
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=199549