will 370z wheels fit on 300zx?
08-23-2010, 01:55 AM
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will 370z wheels fit on 300zx?
I just got my old 300zx again(been in the garage for 4 years) now i need tires... i wana upgrade the wheels but i still want to stay with the oem look... will the 370z rims fit on the 300zx.. it could be also 350z or g35 rims... i know the bolt pattern are the same... i just want to make sure that it fits before i buy it on craigslist...
08-23-2010, 10:47 PM
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Yes.
If your car is TT, make sure you get the ones that are wider than 8.5" else you're looking at a performance downgrade. (Wider wheels allow wider tires, which means larger contact patch for handling.)
If your car is TT, make sure you get the ones that are wider than 8.5" else you're looking at a performance downgrade. (Wider wheels allow wider tires, which means larger contact patch for handling.)
09-01-2010, 09:43 AM
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Nobody with sense recommends a setup that requires spacers over one that doesn't.
With that said, I don't believe the 350Z track wheels require spacers when installed on the Z32. That's in bold because I see that you're a Z31 owner, and thus probably don't know what's required for the Z32.
With that said, I don't believe the 350Z track wheels require spacers when installed on the Z32. That's in bold because I see that you're a Z31 owner, and thus probably don't know what's required for the Z32.
09-30-2010, 08:37 AM
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IMHO, the g35 17" wheels look and fit the best...
IMG_1035 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2490 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2481 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2497 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
On these g35sc 17" wheels, I'm running a 245/40 up front and a 265/40 in back.
18" wheels tend to require a tire with a lower profile than 40, which tends to give an extremely harsh ride, and result in bent rims, unless the roads where you live are very good.
IMG_1035 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2490 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2481 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2497 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
On these g35sc 17" wheels, I'm running a 245/40 up front and a 265/40 in back.
18" wheels tend to require a tire with a lower profile than 40, which tends to give an extremely harsh ride, and result in bent rims, unless the roads where you live are very good.
02-28-2013, 05:50 PM
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Gidday Guys!
IMHO, the g35 17" wheels look and fit the best...
IMG_1035 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2490 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2481 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2497 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
On these g35sc 17" wheels, I'm running a 245/40 up front and a 265/40 in back.
18" wheels tend to require a tire with a lower profile than 40, which tends to give an extremely harsh ride, and result in bent rims, unless the roads where you live are very good.
IMG_1035 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2490 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2481 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2497 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
On these g35sc 17" wheels, I'm running a 245/40 up front and a 265/40 in back.
18" wheels tend to require a tire with a lower profile than 40, which tends to give an extremely harsh ride, and result in bent rims, unless the roads where you live are very good.
Anyone know where I can get some, I'm in Australia and from what I can gather they're off an Infinity??
We don't have them over here (might have a rebadged version!)
they seem to fit so well too... do you use any spacers? What's the setup like on your red Zed? Is it just standard ie... whack em straight on and drive away?
Any info much appreciated!
Cheers!
10-26-2023, 10:58 AM
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IMHO, the g35 17" wheels look and fit the best...
IMG_1035 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2490 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2481 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2497 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
On these g35sc 17" wheels, I'm running a 245/40 up front and a 265/40 in back.
18" wheels tend to require a tire with a lower profile than 40, which tends to give an extremely harsh ride, and result in bent rims, unless the roads where you live are very good.
IMG_1035 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2490 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2481 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
IMG_2497 by Barry (NJ), on Flickr
On these g35sc 17" wheels, I'm running a 245/40 up front and a 265/40 in back.
18" wheels tend to require a tire with a lower profile than 40, which tends to give an extremely harsh ride, and result in bent rims, unless the roads where you live are very good.
11-02-2023, 02:11 PM
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Hi, these are G35 Coupe wheels, they are shown here with no spacers, and tire sizes as noted in the post.
The G35 Sport Coup wheels fit without any issues, clear the calipers, no spacers needed, etc. The Coupe wheels are 7.5" wide front, 8" wide rear, I forget the offset numbers but they work fine.
However the G35 Sedan wheels are only 7" wide, have a shallower offset, and don't fit.
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