I just bought a 03 track edition Z not my first one but ive been out of the Z game. Ive been playing with the evo for a while and now I want to start tracking the Z. I need some cheap track wheels used or new. What is the smallest size I can fit around the factory brembo

 

Grab some cheap 17x9 or 17x9.5 with an offset between 15 and 30 then buy 275/40 17's and you good to go.

 

What about the V1 track wheels?

 

the car I bought has 35th anniversary wheels on it idk why, also figured out it had some gea neons under it too lmao. But anyways im not spending a crap load of cash on track edition wheels slick are aleady expensive enought I wanna run a 275-295 rear and 255 up front.

Brakes will be PFC 01 compound and 2 piece rotors backed by castrol SRF fluid.

 

Why "the smallest"? What's so good about that?

THIS ^^

 

He's equating "smallest" with "cheapest", probably WRT tire cost

 

I mean smallest as in diameter not width. I know my evo you can not put anything smaller then a 17 up front with an exception of a few 16's but the 350z front caliper is a little smaller then the evo brakes

 

that too lol hoosiers get expensive I think I might try a hankook Ventus Z214

 

Ah. Most 17s fit, just can't go too high in offset. Most wheels that the Evo guys roll fit on the Z.

 

cool yeah Im just in a rush wondering if 16 fits but i guess I should of just asked that question first lol. I will end up going with some 17x9 but would like some 17x10 for rear any suggestions as far as cheap wheels dont really care about weight. My event is creeping up in less then a month. and I still have to buy tires

 

Just get the same size all around, 17x9x4, or 17x10x4. Run 275/40 tires all around and be done. You could buy the tires now. I think the Kosei wheels come in 17x9. XXR wheels come in 18x9 for like $100 a piece as well. I'd buy used if I were you, just look in the classifieds section.

 

will the Z accommodate a 275 up front

 

295 will fit, i think someone may have got 305's. The 275's are simple to get up front.

 

Easily. . . with the right offset wheel.

I've been demoted to "someone" now? Pfft!