Buddy Club P1 SF 18X9?
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Ive done some searching and havent found much info for these as far as putting them on a 350Z.
Im pretty sure i will have to run with a spacer if i get these...
http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/Me...&Store_Code=EM
I am mainly interested in a picture of a 350z with a set of 18" P1 SF's on it.
Im pretty sure i will have to run with a spacer if i get these...
http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/Me...&Store_Code=EM
I am mainly interested in a picture of a 350z with a set of 18" P1 SF's on it.
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I agree the P1's might not look the best on the 350z, Im not certain what color to go with but these wheels weigh 16lbs a piece and are only $1000 a set, plus they are forged.... So its definitely more for the weight loss rather than the eye candy. At this price i can afford another set of sexxyy wheels for the street and the P1's will be for the track events.
So if anyone can find a picture or knows of anyone who has tried these out please let me know, thanks for the feedback so far everyone.
So if anyone can find a picture or knows of anyone who has tried these out please let me know, thanks for the feedback so far everyone.
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For track rims? The +30 actually isn't bad if you wanna run a 275 all around. The offset would look pretty much like stock Z rims.
I think the Z needs a minimum of 275's all around so a 18x10 would be a better option for track if you wanna run bigger later on. Look into Enkei RPF1s. If you have ever set foot on a track you know exactly which ones those are.![thumbup](https://my350z.com/forum/images/smilies/biggthumpup.gif)
Good luck on the wheel hunt.
I think the Z needs a minimum of 275's all around so a 18x10 would be a better option for track if you wanna run bigger later on. Look into Enkei RPF1s. If you have ever set foot on a track you know exactly which ones those are.
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Good luck on the wheel hunt.
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In front my math says...
13mm closer to fender and 13mm closer to shock... so about a half an inch in comparison to stock 18x8.
The rear looks to me like 9mm closer to the fender... still very easy to fit. You have clearance to run quite a big spacer in front and rear if you decide to do so.
I used http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp for number calculations.
Good luck with your search.
13mm closer to fender and 13mm closer to shock... so about a half an inch in comparison to stock 18x8.
The rear looks to me like 9mm closer to the fender... still very easy to fit. You have clearance to run quite a big spacer in front and rear if you decide to do so.
I used http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp for number calculations.
Good luck with your search.
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