they are pretty damn light. 19lbs is pretty good for a 19" wheel

plus i like sleeper look

I'm pretty sure they're 22.5lbs tho.

This guy weighed them.

http://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-tires/264778-stock-18-inch-vs-g35-rays-19-weight.html

yea you are right I'm not the biggest fan of them.

No, they're ~19 lbs per the mfg'er (as opposed to "this guy"). They are light for their diameter and they're forged. I think they look good (not great) - all that put together makes them a solid choice.

Thats even better lol.... the 18's are 25LB

The Rays or the non sport stock wheels?

Stock 18" 7 spokes

I thought previous weights of the 19" Rays were 24 & 25 lbs respectively.

I'm pretty sure that's true. Way more people would be sporting them if they were 19" and 19lbs. I don't believe they're 19lbs. That would essentially make them lighter per inch than gt-4s. It's simply not the case.

Scraggle, you're way too quick to state facts about things you're unsure of ("i don't believe" & "that's not the case" in the same post...). There are other more official sources that I can dig up later, but here's a whole thread full of people that weighed them that came with 19 to 22 lbs as their weight:

http://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-tires/264778-stock-18-inch-vs-g35-rays-19-weight.html

You can make them as wide as you want...you just gotta pay to have it done. You can change widths, or even modify the hub to reduce/add backspace and/or offset.

http://www.weldcraftwheels.com/

Wow didnt kno that could be done

I had a set of Mustang rims done a few years back to widen them to 17x11 to fit some 335 series rubber on. Cost me about $ 200 per rim to add 2" to them. Dunno what the rate is these days as I have another set of rims that I wanna turn two 17x8's into 17x10's.

Well that's one was to go about it.

Oh fck no dear lord never in a day of my life would I trust them shyts all welded together