View Poll Results: Which wheels look better on the daytona blue z?
TE37
10
71.43%
Volk GT-C
4
28.57%
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TE37 or Volk GT-C wheels on daytona blue
Originally posted by 350zSpeedRacer
If you're in the DFW area, I'd go with the TE37s--SKiDaZZLe has the GT-Cs and I'm about to have GT-7s. We're both DBs.
If you're in the DFW area, I'd go with the TE37s--SKiDaZZLe has the GT-Cs and I'm about to have GT-7s. We're both DBs.
I'd love to see both your cars though!BTW zowner1, how long have you had your DB Z? About two months ago I saw a DB turning into eastbound I20 at Matlock Rd by the Arlington Fry's. That's when I said to myself, I HAVE to get that car.
Last edited by Boogak; Jul 25, 2003 at 06:58 AM.
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Originally posted by zowner1
What do gt-7's look like and I want 17' size wheels so I can keep the same tires
What do gt-7's look like and I want 17' size wheels so I can keep the same tires
Although I don't know about the 17s. I've only seen the GT-7s in 19s--and the TE-37s in 18s or 19s. I wouldn't keep the tires, if I were you, though. Too many people think they're crap, including myself.
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I really wouldn't base your wheel decision on the size of the tires.
You'll need new tires in less than a year anyway, and then you'll be stuck with small wheels you bought for tires you don't have anymore.
As far as the kind of wheel, for some reason I like the GT-C or GT-7 on the Daytona Blue. I think cause the blue is a flashy color that looks good with a flashy wheel.
On the other hand, I've seen some pictures of blue with both bronze and gunmetal TE-37's that looked pretty tuff. So it just depends what look you want.
You'll need new tires in less than a year anyway, and then you'll be stuck with small wheels you bought for tires you don't have anymore.
As far as the kind of wheel, for some reason I like the GT-C or GT-7 on the Daytona Blue. I think cause the blue is a flashy color that looks good with a flashy wheel.
On the other hand, I've seen some pictures of blue with both bronze and gunmetal TE-37's that looked pretty tuff. So it just depends what look you want.
