As much as I love the 19" coupe wheels, i've always thought to myself it might be easier to run and cheaper to get the 18" sport sedan rims.

IMHO it's worth it. No other inexpensive way to get affordable forged wheels. Unless you go track 18s or 370z wheels. Or the 350z Nismo track editions!

You can get a used set of days for a couple hundred now a days... I have seen new members selling their forged wheels in place of Korean cast wheels. *Sigh*

Not where I live.


I've been casually looking for a set of OEM 18's or 19's or even late-model Infiniti rims and the sellers want $1000 or so for some beat to hell curbed rims with bald tires.


I'd really love to pick up some Sedan 18" rims for my car

I'd so run this

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/pts/4480422799.html

I certainly wouldn't give up me stock sport sedan 18's for those.

Cast 18s VS wider staggered forged 18s. If you want to stick with 18" wheels and want a lightweight / forged wheel, this is the best way to go.

If you want to plus 1 to 19s and want light/forged, then IMHO, the coupe 19s are the best/cheapest way.

If you want heavy cast or want to spend the $$ on aftermarket light forged, then there's many more options.

theyre so eager to change out the wheels for a different look that they completely disregard how much of a better deal forged rays are...

Couldn't see what they were before the author deleted it

I do like the 370Z wheels a lot.

You wouldn't give up heavy cast wheels for forged 350z track 18s made by Rays? I would in heartbeat. Especially if I wanted to stay on 18s

Ah...another OEM part that was discontinued way too soon.


I remember 4-5 years ago everyone was buying those. Now I couldn't tell you the last time I saw a set