I have an 03 350z enthusiast with stock wheels and tires and I am able to easily slide out the rear(when its safe) and I enjoy having this ease. I want aftermarket rims but I'd like to know how wide I could go without getting to much grip that it makes drifting difficult.

Thanks,
Jay

 

LOL

 

que?

 

There are tons of things that more greatly affect how a car drifts than the width of your rims. You shouldn't be worried about this anyway as you shouldn't be drifting on your street tires/rims. Get whatever rims you want and keep your stock ones and put those on when you want to drift.

To answer your original question, however, I run 18x10.5 Enkei NT03's with 315/30/18 PS2s and the car will still drift.

 

no matter the width of the wheel, get a tough compound tire and high air pressure in them.

 

^^
Stupid to do that on the streets anyway.....

again..

 

i think he is saying taking the back in out just a little. It not like we all havent done it once when there isnt anyone on the road....

 

Ok mom. If i didn't want to have fun I would of bought a camry. Im not thrashing about on the streets but I think you'd be hard-pressed to find many people on this forum that has not turned off traction control once in awhile and had a little fun

 

 

as far as rims go lighter the better and i suggest something 9.5-10.5 wide

as far as tires, 235-245-255 tires work good w/ stock power

also stretchy tires slip and slide a little better than square grippy tires

 

Just buy cheap tires, the cheaper they are the less traction you get.

 

 

 

Why are so many ppl on here such haters on noobs xD

 

No one is hating bro!

 

Its not hating, its tough love

 

nah, i'm hating. this is an idiotic question.

 

i drive to the drag strip on my 305.35.18 drag radials and i can still kick it out. Takes a little more effort but it still slides and those tires are veryyy grippy

 

Teens scream hater when the truth hurts.

Are you a teen? Does that describe you?