OK I'm about to give up. Help me find rims
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http://www.wheeldude.com/catalog/pro...oducts_id=1016
Those would look just fine..
Or in a bronze color maybe... Then when you have $$$ for 'volks and FI' you'll have a set of wheels you can take to the track and beat on.
Those would look just fine..
Or in a bronze color maybe... Then when you have $$$ for 'volks and FI' you'll have a set of wheels you can take to the track and beat on.
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Check out this thread if you're still looking for new rims: https://my350z.com/forum/vendor-group-buys/348898-wheeldude-com-rota-torque-custom-size-group-buy.html
$850 shipped in the US.
$850 shipped in the US.
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Originally Posted by THe Emperor
Yeah I was thinking of doing a combo like 18 (f) and 19 (r) for the sake of weight. I'm impressed with how those torque's looks as well.
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I was thinking about these Axis Matrix Black with gold 4'' lip. 18'' (f) 19'' (r)
http://www.nlmotoring.com/Axis-Matri...9955h40brg.htm
http://www.nlmotoring.com/Axis-Matri...9955h40brg.htm
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honestly for the spending range you mentioned... personally I would just get some hubcentric spacers (10-15mm) and keep the stock 18's maybe put a 35 series tire all around also instead of the 45's the stockies come with...... that is assuming you have the 06' or later stock wheels...... but that's just me.... Personally I wouldn't spend a dime on any of the brands that would fall into your price range....... either that or save up for something a little more expensive but also a lot higher in terms of quality.....
Last edited by Celestak; 04-10-2008 at 12:01 AM.
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Originally Posted by Celestak
honestly for the spending range you mentioned... personally I would just get some hubcentric spacers (10-15mm) and keep the stock 18's maybe put a 35 series tire all around also instead of the 45's the stockies come with...... that is assuming you have the 06' or later stock wheels...... but that's just me.... Personally I wouldn't spend a dime on any of the brands that would fall into your price range....... either that or save up for something a little more expensive but also a lot higher in terms of quality.....
So you're saying every wheel these guys have suggested is poor quality? I feel $1500-$1700 is enough for rims. I can't justify spending $3000 on a set of rims unless I just had money to burn.
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