I found these two-

Rota SVN- 18"x9" Front & 18"x10" Rear Flat black

http://www.wheeldude.com/catalog/pro...oducts_id=5747

XXR 521- 18"x8.5" Front & 18"x10" Rear Matte black

http://www.xxrwheels.com/xxr_521.shtml

What size tires look really good. 245/40 Front? 275/40 Rear?

I was thinking Eibach prokit 1" drop so no wheel gap.

Would this be a good setup? Won't have issues rubbing?

Anyone else have some other Rims that you recommended that are solid black?

Thanks!

 

Not trying to ***** out here, but this would give you a good idea on what my car looks like... Scroll down the link for pics...

https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...designs-4.html

 

Seems like it would look good to me, not sure about tire rubbing and all that. Love the 370 pic in the second link.

 

Welcome to the site, wheel questions belong in the wheel/tire sub-forum.

Regarding your question:

1) You can always have a wheel painted black as I and others have done.

2) Another budget-minded option is Enkei

 

if you like them, buy them.

 

this z is beutiful...is perfect

 

8.5 to 10.0 inch wheels gives you a big selection of potential tires sizes. Your tire specs are conservative, and will work well.

 

What wheels are these?

 

^^ volk sf challenges

 

Dang way to expensive.

Can you do 18's in the front and 19's in the back?

 

Yes, the OEM RAYS found on the Grand Touring and Nismo and newer Track trims levels are 18X9 in the front and 19X10 in the back.

 

actually they are CE28N, challenges are 5 spoke

 

yes it was, sorry to hear about his wreck

 

+1 on the enkei
out of the two posted by OP, I prefer the Rotas

 

^ Those are Volk RE30 knock offs.

 

Agreed.

 

um idk if the arguing is for the rims on the black z but there enkei NT03+m painted flat black

 

The were referring to the Silverstone.

 

I'm liking this setup.

Rims-Tenzo-R Type M Version 1 Solid Black.
http://www.tenzoracingsports.com/main.php?page=wheels
19"x8.5" 17 offset (Front)
19"x10" 22 offset (Rear)

Tires- Falken 452.
http://www.falkentire.com/Tires/Passenger-Car/FK452-3
245/35/19 (Front)
275/35/19 (Rear)

Lowering springs- Eibach prokit 1" drop all around.
http://performance-suspension.eibach...ookup_products

There's a guy on cardomain has similar setup (except 285 rear tires, & charcoal gunmetal color)-
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3250416

My question is will this setup require front, rear cambers?, rolling rear fender? I'm trying to stay away from doing this while having everything good as far as alignment within OEM spec so tires don't wear funny and not rubbing when going around corners or bumps. I like the 1" drop but if a less drop will prevent this let me know.