350Zenophile

iTrader: (20)

Thank you inspector

That's F as in Forged

Michelin PS2s are light tires

Offsets check

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Wheels—18x9.5+22 Prodrive GC-05F (Thanks to Jason from World One Performance)
I always hate when people post wheel pics and don't list tires and suspension:
Tires are Michelin PS2s—265/35F, 275/35R
Suspension—Hotchkis TVS 1

myZter

iTrader: (7)

sweet rims. rim specs werent needed since u took pic of the spec but nice that u added all the specs we are seeing

350Zenophile

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^ fixed. I meant tires and suspension specs.

And thanks! Now I understand why people always say pictures don't do them justice. They look truly sick in person.

jimmyloose

iTrader: (22)

that tvs kit is a good drop. good job!

BaTMan_4

iTrader: (12)

very nice....and nice scale

MB350zz

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wheels look great..are you lowered ?

THE TECH

iTrader: (154)

Needs to go lower!

ctwentytwo

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Great wheels. I can appreciate them cause I know they're expensive.

Nihilation

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I'm not sure which are more badass, the wheels or the tires. Looks great man!

350Zenophile

iTrader: (20)

Actually got these for less than I was quoted for RGIIs, which were on my list you may recall...now replacements would be another story.

I was waiting for this comment...but not from you Tech! I'm sure my 35 series tires are contributing to slightly larger gaps but it's plenty low for my driving conditions, especially in the front.

Just on the short ride I took after installation, I can already tell I will love these tires. For 35 series wide tires, they are very well behaved. They ride better than my 17's and exhibit less tramlining. PS2s are truly a no compromise tire if they stick and wear well like everyone says they do.

twinship

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Nice rims!

Why did you go with 9.5" all around, versus a wider rim in back? Just wondering, since the typical setup would be the staggered sizes.

350Zenophile

iTrader: (20)

^ Thanks.

Tire sizes. I knew I was never going to go wider than 275 in the rear since I am N/A, therefore no reason to be turning a heavier wheel.

I think a 9" front and 10" rear offers the best looks and flexibility for tire combos on this car, but this particular wheel only comes in 8.5, 9.5 and 10.5.

Scarab440

iTrader: (8)

This is a great looking setup! I was very very close to going with the prodrives myself. fits the car well...

Scarab440

iTrader: (8)

Also the 265's on the front would have been pinched on a 8.5 inch rim

350Zenophile

iTrader: (20)

Thanks...since we have the same wheel sizes, offsets and tires sizes this should give you a good idea what your setup would look like dropped on Hotchkis springs if you ever decide to go that route.

Agreed...I'd rather stretch a 255 on a 9.5 than get sloppy sidewalls on a 8.5.

Wholey Smokes

iTrader: (8)

Nice setup. I like it. (It probably would look a little better lowered more, but who cares.)

Korki Buchek

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Prodrive = Superfantastic.

No Lip, you're a winner!

350Zenophile

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Thanks. I'm a fan of the slammed look, just not the extra expense of adj. control arms/coilovers and sacrifice in ride quality, ground clearance, etc. I can currently barely stick fit my index finger between the front tire and fender and two at the rear. If I get bored I might try cutting down the rear upper spring mount one day, but the car drives so incredible right now, I don't want to mess with it.

As an aside, I was at a car show recently and noticed how a lot of the super cars out there have huge wheels gaps compared to the Z stock for stock.

Triple8Sol

iTrader: (218)

Nice wheels...good choice

Volk350Z

iTrader: (65)

nice.. should of when with a wider tires..