http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2006-...spagenameZWDVW

These wheels would look sick on a g35. Would they fit my 03.5 sedan?

 

They will fit the sedan the bolt pattern are the same it's the offsett that will be off not sure of what those wheels come with but the G35 coupes are +20 and +30 where as our sedans come with a +32 (03-04) or +35 (05Sport w/18) I am sure someone will correct me if I am wrong about the offsets but that would me with a little modification you can get those wheels.

 

Actually your numbers are wrong. All sedans wheels' offsets are +45 all around on the 17" and 18". The coupe's wheels are 18x8 +30 all around. Those 350Z wheels are 18x8 +30 front and 18x8.5 +33 in the rear. They will fit any year sedan without any problems. I'd recommend 235/45/18 all around.

 

I did that on purpose to help him out since over 50 people looked at the tread and didn't respond more people will reply if they can prove you wrong about a detail here and there! I actually liked the look of the 350Z 18" over the G35 Coupe 19"

 

suuuurre!!!!!

 

Those are the rims I'm going to put on my G. They are absolutely beautiful in person and they look like 19s because the spokes are pulled to the rim edge. The finish makes the rims appear like they're polished.

 

It's been done on a coupe, search it:
https://g35driver.com/forums/picture-share/83735-06-350z-wheels-my-red-coupe.html

 

Thanks for the help guys. Now I just need to buy the wheels(They are SO HARD TO FIND!) .....................

 

Isn't this a dual post? I swear I answered this before.

That's probably why it didn't get much action here.

 

Nice find! Kinda remind me of the OEM wheels on the RX-8.... You do know that they are a slightly staggered setup...right? Just want to be sure you read that ChicagoG. Question for all....if a car manufacturer decides to stagger the OEM setup for a car, why would they only do 0.5" difference? It's probably only the slightest bit noticeable....no? Could you exaggerete the stagger by running normal tire width up front, but then going w/ a wider tire in the rear? Just curious, and it may help out ChicagoG. To me, if I was getting staggered, I'd want it to be as noticeable as possible (w/ out rubbing of course)...but to only have 0.5" difference, kinda sucks since you can't rotate the tires. Just my $0.02.