In Search of The Perfect Set of Rims
Hello All - Does anyone have any idea where I can purchase a set of these Rims for my Z? Also, as a relatively new Z owner, any words of wisdom when purchasing new rims?
Originally Posted by jamaicanc
Hello All - Does anyone have any idea where I can purchase a set of these Rims for my Z? Also, as a relatively new Z owner, any words of wisdom when purchasing new rims?
Originally Posted by bugsbbunny
Yes - don't get those rims! LOL
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Go for something you like man. If you like those go for them i personally wouldnt put those on my Z for the life of it. Just my .02 cents. If you want performance go with lightweight wheels such as volk's, nismo's, rays, etc. If you want looks then go for whichever youd like.
Tom
Tom
Originally Posted by ldawg32
lol
that was the 1st thing i though when i read this. those are hideous imo. sorry to let you down if you liked them but to each his own.
I like them anyway.
Originally Posted by Motormouth
words of wisdom: don't buy those wheels.
but if you want them, Veilside sells them iirc. check veilside's website. andrew racing or something.
but if you want them, Veilside sells them iirc. check veilside's website. andrew racing or something.
Uh..from my understanding you can't get those Veilside Andrew wheels anymore unless you have some sort of connection through Japan. Correct me if I am wrong here....
Well make sure to buy a turbo kit as well...maybe get a package deal. See if they can install it and run vents to the intercooler for the turbo. What other purpose could they serve because they are not hot. No, I am not being serious.
Where were they designed....Holland??? I think they were inspired by the windmills. Now theres a thought...maybe you can harness the wind from the rims to power your car
Originally Posted by jamaicanj
Well make sure to buy a turbo kit as well...maybe get a package deal. See if they can install it and run vents to the intercooler for the turbo. What other purpose could they serve because they are not hot. No, I am not being serious.
Where were they designed....Holland??? I think they were inspired by the windmills. Now theres a thought...maybe you can harness the wind from the rims to power your car
Last edited by jamaicanc; Mar 6, 2007 at 03:47 PM.
For a performance oriented car like the Z I always suggest Volk, Work, Enkei, HRE, iForged, BBS, Advan, SSR, Rays (gramlites), Nismo. I know it's hard to be different cause everyone has one of those brands. But locally, it's still very rare to find those on a Z. Unless you're in Cali of course.
Originally Posted by jamaicanc




