DB with TE-37 19's and wide rubber...
 

This is my 350z with TE-37 19's Flat Silver
They are 19x9.5, 19x10.5 +22 all around.
The tires are Pirelli's PZeros 255/35 and 285/35 and they DO NOT RUB at all!. Please note that I have stock suspension.

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http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4286950317

And YES the exhaust is the Greedy EVOII:icon18:

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You have some *excellent* taste sir.

Can we get a perfect side shot from a distance, as well as a rear one?

Very nice setup, are you plan on lower your car? and also how loud is Greddy EVO2 compare to stock or any other aftermarket one, like nismo, RS*R, borla, etc.?

I don't know about lowering it because maybe THEN it will rub...

Video Clip:
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....threadid=73745
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Beautiful man! Are those TE37 mercury Silver? Or TE37 MAGS? also how much were they?

They are TE37 Flat Silver. For price you can go to www.350zonlinestore.com, call them and ask for Brian, tell him Javier recommended you. :cool:

looks sweet!

Flat? They look like they have a bit of an inwards look to them.

He is reffering to the color of the rim, it is called flat silver. Also, the inward sloping of the spoke is called concave. (unless of course you were being sarcastic)

TE37's are the rulers of wheels.. biased but true. :D

Very nice setup !!!

those rims look amazing on db. im going to give 350zonline a call too even though i know they must be way out of my budget

Javi,
Were those pics taken somewhere in Dorado? When my family was moving there we looked at houses there and that place just looks way too familiar.

Jim

Re: DB with TE-37 19's and wide rubber...
 

Looks like the Pirellis are a little stretched... Granted, I still have stock wheels and all, but I think you could probably get even more rubber under there!

Nope, they were taken in Hacienda San Jose Caguas, PR:cool:

Re: Re: DB with TE-37 19's and wide rubber...
 

When I was in the process of selecting the tire sizes for the rears, I didn't want the tires to look streched, so I decided for 285's or 295's but Tire Rack told me that it could affect the ABS, witch is BS, so I went on and order the 285's. I can tell you now that I'm waiting anxiously for the tires to wear to buy me some 295/30's for the rear.