Just the stock size, I may end up going bigger in the rear later. :yes:










To do list: Get the tail/headlight tint done professionally, get turn signals blacked out, get a small lip on the front bumper (looks good and will cover up spidered paint), lower another inch and maybe paint the door handles black.

So these rims were REALLY cheap. Tell me what you think?

 

Luckily they are black so you can't tell just how cheap they are.

In all seriousness, they look decent for a set of entry level wheels. I'd definitely recommend a spacer in the rear.

 

Do not post the specs: Diameter, Width, Offset, & Tire Size. One thing we like around here is guessing games.

 

...So what brand are they? You never said...LOL. What are the sizes?

 

 

Driftz. Super cheap. I mean I paid $500 for all four installed, with tax. As far as the size and offset goes, I don't know. They are exactly the same as the stockers--I am using the stock tires as well-18s.

 

Oh and I agree, I think I will get a spacer in the rear, it looks kinda off right now without it.

 

Gotcha. For $500, those aren't too bad. Unfortunately they probably weigh more than the stocks and will be less reliable, but I'm sure you already knew that...

Get like a 10MM rear spacer, the little girls in your neighborhood won't even know that you cheaped out on rims! Just don't expect much from the "Volk or Die" club.

 

I like 'em (aesthetically speaking)

...definitely look better than stock and for that price you can't go wrong

 

Believe me-I don't. But these are just my "winter" rims anyway. I don't want to spend three grand on rims, then be worried about salt on them all winter. I'll get somethin' baller during the summer.

 

i think u got them cheap. dont expect them to last u long

 

Spacers: 15mm front, 25mm rear

 

Horrible offsets! Not bad look, especially since these are your winter wheels, guess it's not horrible. Why drive the Z during the winter though? Hope you got some good winter tires, cause rear wheel drive and snow usually don't go well together.

 

 

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that from a rota owner....





















i just kid! sorta

 

1 - don't space them out, they are really narrow and will look even stupider

2 - stock rims look better

3 - I would have lowered my car

4 - and after lowering my car with springs I would have used the left over money (still much cheaper than those rims remember) to buy spacers for the stock rims if I thought it needed them

...just my two cents.

 

 

I have another car I drive when there is snow on the ground. But I drive the Z when it has melted, but I'm sure there is still salt on the ground.