[frankmusic]

We know that there are tons of cool looking after-market wheels being offered for the 350Z. But .................
For a factory wheel, I think the 35th Anniversary stockers are pretty good looking. However, I'm sure that they would be quite costly if one was ever to contemplate adding these babys to their current Z. :clap:

 

[Beer Goggles]

I bet if you wait a year you'll be able to buy them pretty cheap or buy Aftermarket ones without the dealer markup

 

[NourZ]

they look like the RX-8 rims.. no creativity

 

[ssgtbarclay]

Originally posted by Beer Goggles@Jan 7 2005, 10:04 PM
I bet if you wait a year you'll be able to buy them pretty cheap or buy Aftermarket ones without the dealer markup

TRU

 

[smoothz]

I think they're just okay...

It still has the positive offset, and I like deep dish wheels. Do you know what are the width on those?

 

[jinxxycat]

I think they look pretty awesome for stock wheels! :clap: Nice going Nissan, and tru, after the 05 anno Z ppl get aftermarket rims (which they will just like we did lol) you could get a set cheap, or relatively cheap! :wink: :wavey:

 

[afr0puff]

Are they 18" or 19"? The G35 now has 19" wheels for the 6MT. You figure the 300hp Z would get 19s also, but they look like 18s. They also look like they have the same titanium finish as the g35 wheels.

 

[lowrider]

puff

There 18X8" cast (not forged) all the way around.

Lou

 

[Chicken]

Although I like the look of my 19" rims, keep in mind the Ferrari 360 Modena has 18" wheels (tires 215/45 up front and 275/40 rear), as does the Porsche GT3 (8.5/11 rims, tires 235/40 up front and 295/30 rear). We're just junkies for big and wide (and of course, big lips).

For stock wheels, those are pretty nice IMHO. Much better than the 18" ones.