Help! Gunmetal SF Challanges or LE37's
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Please excuse this request as the Search is still not working and I have already tried going through 100 pages worth of post.
I am still having a hard time deciding whether to go with Gunmetal SF' challenges or Gunmetal LE37T's on a Chrome Silver with a Carbon fiber Veil V1 Lip.
Basically, the I am going to a setup similar to this pic but I want to see both 6 spoke and 5 spoke gunmetal wheels on my soon to be chrome silver (once feathering issues and tranny problems are resolved I am putting 10K down on an enthusiast and a planning the mods as of now.)
Can you please help me by Posting your Gunmetal SF Challenges or LE37T's on your Chrome Silver?
Thx U, Really appreciate it.
I am still having a hard time deciding whether to go with Gunmetal SF' challenges or Gunmetal LE37T's on a Chrome Silver with a Carbon fiber Veil V1 Lip.
Basically, the I am going to a setup similar to this pic but I want to see both 6 spoke and 5 spoke gunmetal wheels on my soon to be chrome silver (once feathering issues and tranny problems are resolved I am putting 10K down on an enthusiast and a planning the mods as of now.)
Can you please help me by Posting your Gunmetal SF Challenges or LE37T's on your Chrome Silver?
Thx U, Really appreciate it.
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my vote is for the le37t's, though i think both rims are good looking. sometimes the stuff around the rim in the challenges bothers me though. plus the le37t's are only like 20 pounds for the 19 incher. that would affect my decision because i wouldn't want to go from the light weight track rays to a much heavier wheel.
and i agree with you drw- the gunmetal doesn't look right with CS...but it looks sick on a SS car.
Rajiv
and i agree with you drw- the gunmetal doesn't look right with CS...but it looks sick on a SS car.
Rajiv
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The setup on TTrzVpr car looks bad. Sweet ride. It sounds like your interested in racing? If so I have some wheels you might be interested in for the track. They are Black Racing N1 Lightweight Racing Rims for all 350Z Models. Look like Nissmo. Rims are exact correct offset for 350Z Geometry. Includes like new Kumho Victoracer AutoX / Track Tires in sizes 245&275 X 17". 17" will be faster than 18"s - trust me from a real racer, not to mention 18's will get bent if your not careful. Tires used one AutoX - only 4 runs. My dad bought an automatic 350Z and ran 1 event before he decided to run my Porsche 996. It was his first AutoX and the tires hardly have any wear - just enough to be heat cycled! The rims are perfect too - not a mark. Buy this package for fraction of the $2300 he paid! This is the single best improvement for the Z's handling - you wont regret it. Tires make more difference than any bolt on gimmicks. Search under google for AutoX, Porsche-BMW-Corvette Club for events in your area. If your in Maryland and buy these I'll pay your entrance fee into a Chesapeake PCA AutoX!
Please, no emails about offset. I guarantee they will fit without rubbing We spent alot of time and effort determining the perfect fit - you have to buy the rims to get the scoop!
Please, no emails about offset. I guarantee they will fit without rubbing We spent alot of time and effort determining the perfect fit - you have to buy the rims to get the scoop!
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