Settled on wheels, now a 1" drop?
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I don't see where you posted the specs of the wheels. Size, width, offset and tire size.
From what I can see you would do well to drop your G a bit.
From what I can see you would do well to drop your G a bit.
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Originally Posted by oviwon
245/35/19 +35 offset. It looks like it could hit even if I were to roll the fenders. I just want to here it will be fine from someone and then its dropped.
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Originally Posted by absolutg
definitely true but it also screws with your odometer and your speed will always be off.
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Originally Posted by cea020
It looks good now without the drop IMO. What kind of wheels are they?
I went to the 350z forum to get springs and will be getting low mileage springs (under 5K). Hope this works out!
Thanks for the help!
Last edited by oviwon; Apr 16, 2006 at 01:44 AM.
Not sure if it's the photo or not, but it looks like your air pressure is low...just a suggestion you may want to check it....
Are those tires the Generals? Tread on side is like no other that I've seen on a high perf. tire....
Are those tires the Generals? Tread on side is like no other that I've seen on a high perf. tire....
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Can't beat the price of the generals! $500 vs $1200 was a no brainer especially with the reviews on the generals.
They actually ride really nice, a bit loud but so far so good.
They actually ride really nice, a bit loud but so far so good.
Originally Posted by jimmyc13
Are those tires the Generals? Tread on side is like no other that I've seen on a high perf. tire....
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