Is your ride the X model?

 

the rims came off a 06 350z i believe, the 35th anneversy edition rims., and its not a X model.

 

Any more shots from the side?? The high angles make it tough to see if i really like them on black

 

im gonna have to dig some up

 

your G looks way too high in the front bro.

The Z/G springs ride close to a stock sport suspension setup. Firm, but comfortable. The spring rate is 314 front and 342 rear--so its not that bad. You might have to replace your shocks if you don't have sport susp. At the very least, you should lower the front with coupe springs. It will lower about .5 inch.

https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...ings-only.html

before(2, at left) and after(right) lowering mine--still very comfortable, and handles very nicely.

 

I would like to pick up a set of these 350Z wheels. Has anybody had any luck with eBay? I have an X so it might be more of a pain than it's worth.

I also found these on eBay. Look pretty much like the stock 18's, but seem to have a deeper lip. My car is Brilliant Silver, so I think the gunmetal would look pretty good. They seem pretty cheap so not sure if they are any good. Anybody have these?

Wheels

 

I'm considering getting these rims for my 2003 sedan.

I'd like to have the same tire size all the way around so I can rotate the tires. So it sounds like others have said I can get 245/45/18 on the front 8" rim and the rear 8.5", but I have two questions:

1. Will my 2003 sedan at stock ride height fit 245/45/18 with no issues?

2. If I rotate my tires and have a 245/45/18 on a 8" rim in the rear and a 245/45/18 on a 8.5" rim in the front will it look funny?

 

not only would it look funny, but it can be dangerous.. wider wheels in a staggered set are meant to be in the rear.