16 to 18inch
 

Hello guys, i hope you can help me!

Im thinking off having "18,´96 Skyline rims under my 1990 300ZX. do you now will the offsett fit:confused:

Should fit considering that the Skyline has larger brakes than the Z32. You do mean the Skyline GTR rims right?

The blue car to the right...are those the ones that you're referring to?

WOW! look at the rear camber on the red car! Someone needs to invest in a camber kit, that car is also very low. As far as the question, yes it will, I believe. That person with the blue car posted something on it on tt.net and I believe they fit perfect. Look great too!

yes those are the rims

hey Gunnar where can i find those rims and how much....

I believe you have to get them imported. And they are costly.

yeah but they are soooo sweet

AGREED!!!! When you buy a set..if you do....pick me up one too....i'll, er...pay you back...in animal crackers.

it's a deal i just gotta get a job first :( damn school

I'm there too. Where do you go?

university of Virginia you?

San Diego State University.

nice man.. i was born at the beach lived there for 16 yrs then came to virginia... i miss the beach so much

Come visit. bring the Z.

maybe next summer when i take a road trip across country...i am thinking about having a tt swap in my na until then

Fun stuff!!!

you guys have gone slightly off topic now.
Maybe you guys should IM each other.
Then when you meet, might I suggest you both get a room!
:p

Ok, Rizz....what happened to the kinda hearted, helpful guy that I once knew? JK. But yea, I understand, we are off topic arent we? cars cars cars....z z z z

yeah so guys stop thinking about my toothafiary( who is not my mom) and snap out of it and write about Z's

Well , the fine....take a look at the red car in that pic. Look at the rear camber of it. That's pretty bad!

yeah it is i would never do that to my z

Then I hope you're investing in a canber correction kit when you lower your car to sit over those 18s.

most likely :) i want all the tire surface on the road

And even tire wear I presume. A little bit of negative camber is actually somewhat beneficial on a roadcourse, but the costs defenitely outwieght the profits!