Need Help With Rims
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Need Help With Rims
So i am new to 350z... just bought one... want to add rims but not sure which would look right... im looking into jline but not sure what to get... help me out.. this is an idea
#3
wow that's terrible advice.
i don't mind your choice. just consider how much you'll be sinking -
wheels + tires/mount/bal + alignment + spacers/studs (unless you get perfect offsets)
stick with your intuition and don't buy FAKE garbage.
how's that for advice
i don't mind your choice. just consider how much you'll be sinking -
wheels + tires/mount/bal + alignment + spacers/studs (unless you get perfect offsets)
stick with your intuition and don't buy FAKE garbage.
how's that for advice
#6
+2 on the fake garbage comment. Do it right the first time around..
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#9
Do it right the first time or your fake wheels will be joke topics at car meets.
#10
My question is--------what constitutes a fake wheel? The Jlines are forged wheels and they don't appear to be copies of anything. They are certainly not cheap wheels either. I don't care for the pink chrome wheels, but Jline has some good looking wheels.
#11
We can all agree that Varrstoen has made exact copies of the TE37 and the CE28. I doubt Varrstoen would ever come up with the wheel design on their own.
Theres always wheels out there that look similar to other wheels, that doesn't make them fake, just similar. I'm sure we all can agree the Varrstoen's are exact copies of the TE37/CE28 without the real benefits that Volks offer (forged, lightweight etc.).
Theres only a certain amount of times I think I can write or explain the Varrstoen vs. the real deal. I'm positive this will be my last comment on the issue.
The Jlines are definitely made better than the Varrstoens. Call JLine up and see what the price would be for a set of wheels, then its your call from there.
I actually really like the design of the Jline wheel you have a picture of. I'm not too sure about the pink but I think overall it looks pretty nice, and I haven't seen them on a Z yet.
Theres always wheels out there that look similar to other wheels, that doesn't make them fake, just similar. I'm sure we all can agree the Varrstoen's are exact copies of the TE37/CE28 without the real benefits that Volks offer (forged, lightweight etc.).
Theres only a certain amount of times I think I can write or explain the Varrstoen vs. the real deal. I'm positive this will be my last comment on the issue.
The Jlines are definitely made better than the Varrstoens. Call JLine up and see what the price would be for a set of wheels, then its your call from there.
I actually really like the design of the Jline wheel you have a picture of. I'm not too sure about the pink but I think overall it looks pretty nice, and I haven't seen them on a Z yet.
#12
+1 i haven't heard any cracking issues either so far from people on other forums. just because they're replicas doesn't mean they're poorly made, however i'm not the replica type of consumer. Even if i spend a few grand on the real high quality brand names, it makes me feel good and assured knowing that i have the real stuff.
#13
+1 i haven't heard any cracking issues either so far from people on other forums. just because they're replicas doesn't mean they're poorly made, however i'm not the replica type of consumer. Even if i spend a few grand on the real high quality brand names, it makes me feel good and assured knowing that i have the real stuff.
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thanks everyone!!!... im actually a girl that's why i picked the pink rims....... anyhoo.... my car is silver.... so what would the price range be after all the fittings?? i found some jlines with tires for about 2800...