Just a question guys. My wife got new rims and tires for here maxima so we still have the old ones lyin around.they are 17in and are the sam lug pattern but the offset is what I dont know about.I am in iraq so i cant just "go outside and try it", but i was wondering, will these fit on my 350Z? The reason i ask is because we have a drift event comming up that i will be attending, and i dont want to burn up my 06 wheels and tires, so i figured why not use the maxima rims and tires? do you think they will clear the brakes?I no it will look goofy as hell but i dont care. its just for drift practice.thanxs guys


edit: common guys! 26 posts and nobody can say anything! I a in iraq! i cant find out from here and trust me......I did a ****en search and found jack ****!

 

bump. common somebody must know?

 

I SAY try them out...... drift on!

 

I will when i get home but i a trying to find out before i get home so i know if i need to start trying to find some rims and tires for this event.thanks for the comment though.

 

uh.........bump

 

bump it up

 

common guys! 26 views and nobody can say anything! I a in iraq! i cant find out from here and trust me......I did a ****en search and found jack ****!

 

Most 17" Maxima oe wheels are 17x7 +40et

 

As long as the bolt pattern, offset, and tire size will clear I don't see why not? Let's see:

• Maxima tires are narrower
• Bolt Pattern is the same
• +40 offset has been done before (won't look good because you are using fwd offset)

WHy not?

 

what year maxima I have a 2000 which I am putting on the 350z track wheels in the spring. I have stock 17's as winter tires. I would say if you don't have brembo's or any other BBK they might fit.

 

awsome! thanks guys! yeah its a 2000 maxima SE and they are the OE wheels. I just want them to fit the rear of my Z for the drift event and then i'll take em back off lol. any other people have any input? thanks

 

When I had a Maxima and was in maxima.org I learned G35 and 350Z wheels work on a Maxima. So maybe Maxima wheels work on a Z?

 

hmmmm. mabey.