And how well would they fit on our sedans? And would a camber kit be needed?
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewi...id=42023642651

 

They would look good.

However rear fitment wouldn't be the best. You would need to roll your fenders and run some camber.

 

Would I have to do the same with OEM coupe 19s as well? I was leaning towards those but I saw these and thought they would look nice

 

You can run those, there are people running more aggressive than that. Yes you will have to roll your fenders and run some camber but it will work.

 

They fit, just a little work out back and 20mm spacer up front.....

 

those look pretty sweet!

 

they're pretty nice and light too, you should try and hold out until you can find a set of the wheels that come on the Nismo 370z vs the 370z S-tune option wheels you posted.

only pics i could find on a G where on this coupe but you get the idea

 

that sedan has some funny looking nismo wheels

 

370z rays wanted

 

I like those a lott better than the ones I posted. I didn't think those would look so good but they definitely do. Thanks everyone for the input

 

In for more pics from a distance, I considered these wheels also but not sure how they'd look, I couldn't find any sedans with this style.
I like the pics so far.

 

^yeah and you can't beat the price either, the S-Tune LMZ5's are going for $850 a set, too bad the other Nismo 370z wheels are so much harder to find and more expensive.

 

^Yeah I just can't deal with the offset either. Too much poke for this guy i don't want rubbing issues or tire stretch, or both. I want my expensive 19" tires to last.

 

I will have more pics after it warms up.

The front fitment is good to go with spacer and 255/35 with very small stretch.

The rear I had to run 265/35 on 10" wheel which has a minor stretch and roll/pull fenders.

Rear camber is around -1.9. So even if I have to go with -2.5 still will be well within reason especially the amounts of - camber I see some folks running.