New Volks on widebody Z! Check it out!!
11-18-2009, 09:45 PM
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New Volks on widebody Z! Check it out!!
First off, I want to thank all the folks who gave me a few tips and some advice over on the tech forum. Thanks! Pics were taken from my phone so they may not be the best, but let me know what you think.
Fronts 19x9.5 (15) on 265/30 PS2's
Rears 19x10.5 (-17) on 305/30 PS2's
Fronts 19x9.5 (15) on 265/30 PS2's
Rears 19x10.5 (-17) on 305/30 PS2's
11-18-2009, 09:49 PM
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what island is this beast on?
this to me looks alot better than any widebody I've seen with poor poor offset...looks good man
this to me looks alot better than any widebody I've seen with poor poor offset...looks good man
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11-19-2009, 12:07 AM
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Wow, the craftsmanship is superb! Everyhing that can be molded IS molded, looks super clean...
The wheels are nice but I think you made a big mistake going with 19's, you should have gone with 20's, that kit is just too muscular and bulky it almost swallows up your wheels...
Look how small your rear wheels look in comparison to the rest of he rear section, the front looks ok though, you could have pulled off 19 up front and 20's in the rear, that would be the perfect combo
Nice project though, you should get a pro photoshoot done and post pics
The wheels are nice but I think you made a big mistake going with 19's, you should have gone with 20's, that kit is just too muscular and bulky it almost swallows up your wheels...
Look how small your rear wheels look in comparison to the rest of he rear section, the front looks ok though, you could have pulled off 19 up front and 20's in the rear, that would be the perfect combo
Nice project though, you should get a pro photoshoot done and post pics
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11-19-2009, 05:55 AM
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how is this "doing it the right way"? The purpose of a widebody is to run wider wheels AND a lower offset. You can fi a 10.5" wheel on a stock body 350z. Widebody's need atlease 12" in the back to be considered an improvement.
11-19-2009, 10:31 AM
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I would of gone with 20" at least in the rear. Judging from how low those sideskirts are already are you can't lower the car that much more. You need to fill that wheel gap in the rear. I would suggest some Work Meisters in 11 or 12 width in the rear with aggressive offset.
11-19-2009, 03:16 PM
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very noice, esp on the molding! congrats and dont listen to anybody else, you have a nice set of wheels and your setup looks streetable... you dont wanna go crazy and end up tearing your kit..esp when its molded