Help Choosing Wheels, Red Z New To Here
Originally Posted by Fairlady.4u2nv
no im gonna be buying these myself lol not a present, ive been looking at Work Equips but i have a feeling they're really expensive. I've also taken a look at Rota P45R and Work Meister and Volk LE37 anyone know pricing on these wheels, especially the equips
-Dan
Originally Posted by 350z_racer05
are you going to buy them, or are they going to be another present?
Originally Posted by 350z_racer05
why? everybody and their mom has those damn rims, be more original
Originally Posted by 350z_racer05
yep thats exactly it, thats why I didn't buy a set of rims that everybody has, because I cant afford them. Your an idiot
Originally Posted by 350z_racer05
once again, your an idiot
Geez… these are very aggressive responses to a thread that simply asks for opinions on aftermarket wheels that look good on a Redline Z.--Spike
Welcome Charles,
I would look at the wheel threads and the car color threads here (as others have suggested) to get ideas for your purchase. Sponsors on my350z.com can also provide help.
Personally I like black spokes and a polished lip with the Redline Z. Of course that is totally subjective and very arguable.
For street use, you probably want either 18” or 19” diameter rims. You will see considerable debate here. 18” rims are lighter and provide a more comfortable ride, but many prefer the appearance of 19” rims.
I would go with at least F/8.5” and R/9.5” widths since that allows a lot more flexibility in tire selection and retains the staggered setup. F245/40 and R275/40 on 18” wheels (r F245/35 and R275/35 on 19” wheels) is a good and “safe” tire size (fits without requiring rolling your rear fenders). Wheel offsets of 22 to 25 look nice and will work.
After you decide what wheels and tires you want and get them mounted, please post a picture.
--Spike
I would look at the wheel threads and the car color threads here (as others have suggested) to get ideas for your purchase. Sponsors on my350z.com can also provide help.
Personally I like black spokes and a polished lip with the Redline Z. Of course that is totally subjective and very arguable.
For street use, you probably want either 18” or 19” diameter rims. You will see considerable debate here. 18” rims are lighter and provide a more comfortable ride, but many prefer the appearance of 19” rims.
I would go with at least F/8.5” and R/9.5” widths since that allows a lot more flexibility in tire selection and retains the staggered setup. F245/40 and R275/40 on 18” wheels (r F245/35 and R275/35 on 19” wheels) is a good and “safe” tire size (fits without requiring rolling your rear fenders). Wheel offsets of 22 to 25 look nice and will work.
After you decide what wheels and tires you want and get them mounted, please post a picture.
--Spike
Originally Posted by davidv
Welcome. Wheels are in the wheel forum. Wheels on red Zs are in the redline gallery.
"Official REDLINE Z w/ Rims Thread"
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....redline+wheels
No shortage of redlines with wheels...
Originally Posted by hiz-n-herz
And aftermarket wheels on a redline are in the
"Official REDLINE Z w/ Rims Thread"
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....redline+wheels
No shortage of redlines with wheels...
"Official REDLINE Z w/ Rims Thread"
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....redline+wheels
No shortage of redlines with wheels...
+2
How about the: Volk TE Progressive? OR......

Works VS-KF?
https://my350z.com/forum/texas-marketplace/350973-feeler-work-vs-kf.html

Works VS-KF?
https://my350z.com/forum/texas-marketplace/350973-feeler-work-vs-kf.html
Originally Posted by hiz-n-herz
And aftermarket wheels on a redline are in the
"Official REDLINE Z w/ Rims Thread"
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....redline+wheels
No shortage of redlines with wheels...
"Official REDLINE Z w/ Rims Thread"
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....redline+wheels
No shortage of redlines with wheels...
Did you get that curb rash repaired?
--Spike
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