my new stilauto five's
09-20-2003, 06:23 PM
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Originally posted by meatwad79
yeah, these cry bigger brakes. im just not interested in budgeting for them.
for those int in the rims, go to www.edgeracing.com but if they dont have them listed call 'em up...they exist.
yeah, these cry bigger brakes. im just not interested in budgeting for them.
for those int in the rims, go to www.edgeracing.com but if they dont have them listed call 'em up...they exist.
09-21-2003, 08:49 PM
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Width 8" only No ..
Originally posted by TriX
finally had some time to check it out. they are reasonably priced. and they look good. i am curioius though do you have any spacers. they are only 19x8s. this is defeniately goes into my i would consider these list.
finally had some time to check it out. they are reasonably priced. and they look good. i am curioius though do you have any spacers. they are only 19x8s. this is defeniately goes into my i would consider these list.
One company has the 8x19 Front and 10x19 Rear combo for 350Z and G35 Coupe.
Ah found the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2433616245
$1369 Buy it now - price.
They are Italian - Maybe?
Cheers Amy
- Any one have a sugestion of the Tire Size / Brand of Tire
For these?
09-21-2003, 08:51 PM
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Originally posted by verno-dub
285's!?! Holy crap, these are the largest stuffed under a Z that I have heard of so far. damn.
285's!?! Holy crap, these are the largest stuffed under a Z that I have heard of so far. damn.
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09-22-2003, 08:15 AM
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Very nice MW79! Glad you like them
I am about to get the same wheels for my car (E46 M3), i am debating if i want to go 19x10 all around
Here are some more images of those wheels:
We do not have them lised on the site because we are currently working on our fitment database. Please feel fre to contact me directly if you have any questions
MAX
I am about to get the same wheels for my car (E46 M3), i am debating if i want to go 19x10 all around
Here are some more images of those wheels:
We do not have them lised on the site because we are currently working on our fitment database. Please feel fre to contact me directly if you have any questions
MAX
09-22-2003, 10:03 AM
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The price is VERY good indeed we are the exclusive distributors of Stilauto in NA.
Absolutely no fender rolling required... even with the 285/35ZR19
A complete wheel and tire package is $2299. I quoted with 245/35 and 285/35 Falken FK451 (which are on special at the moment).
BTW, wheels are made in Italy and are low pressure cast and heat treated.
Hope this helps!
we are the exclusive distributors of Stilauto in NA.Absolutely no fender rolling required... even with the 285/35ZR19
A complete wheel and tire package is $2299. I quoted with 245/35 and 285/35 Falken FK451 (which are on special at the moment).
BTW, wheels are made in Italy and are low pressure cast and heat treated.
Hope this helps!
09-22-2003, 06:30 PM
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MW79 and Max
Originally posted by meatwad79
i love em! get complimented all the time with them.
i ended up going with the falkens also, cool looking tread design imo.
i love em! get complimented all the time with them.
i ended up going with the falkens also, cool looking tread design imo.
Max wrote:
A complete wheel and tire package is $2299. I quoted with 245/35 and 285/35 Falken FK451 (which are on special at the moment).
Nice Max... I'll start saving now.. See you in a few....
er Months that is... Ha!
Edit.. By the way I saw on some Russian site the view from the inside of these rims... Drop dead pretty... Smooth polished satin..
Max is that treatment Extra, or do they all come that way?
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Cheers Amy
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09-23-2003, 10:27 AM
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Originally posted by 350Z-RED
i would go with the 35, because the 30's are too thin and u're chances of bending your rims are higher
i would go with the 35, because the 30's are too thin and u're chances of bending your rims are higher
09-25-2003, 08:36 AM
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Amycroft,
The wheels have an anthracite base and a machined/clercoated face. Pictures really dont do the wheel justice. They look even better in person
Denic,
285/30/19 is almost %4 smaller in diameter compared to the OE tire (245/45/18). 285/35/19 or 275/35/19 match almost exactly.
Hope this helps
MAX
The wheels have an anthracite base and a machined/clercoated face. Pictures really dont do the wheel justice. They look even better in person
Denic,
285/30/19 is almost %4 smaller in diameter compared to the OE tire (245/45/18). 285/35/19 or 275/35/19 match almost exactly.
Hope this helps
MAX
