Well a friend of mine has a set of 350Z Rays Forged track pack wheels at his shop. I went in there yesterday to test fit them and see what would be needed to make them fit.

The wheels spec's are:

Front 18x9 30 offset 245/35/18
Rear 19x10 30 offset 265/30/19

The tires will need to be changed as they will not fit and there worn out anyways.

I will also be rolling the fenders in the rear do not think I will need to streach the fenders.

I like the look of them a lot, a bit more agressive than the 19" G35C wheels (I'm still considering them as well).

If I go with this wheel I will be running a 245/30 19 rear and 235/35 18 front.

On with the pictures!!!

p.s. I'm running G35C tein Stech springs (will need coilovers to lower front more)







JeremyDOMO

 

i like the look but will it affect anything if you run Front 245/35/18
Rear 265/30/19...?

 

looks weird with the back way lower than the front

 

Damn, I would buy them if you don't use them.

 

that doesnt look quite right

 

You'd want to run a 225/40/18 front with a 245/35/19 rear tire.
-GP-

 

A 245 on a 10" that is some serious stretch!

 

That's the only way he can fit it with a +30 offset.
-GP-

 

That's nuts. I would get different wheels but to each their own. I know you like that stretch look too.

 

haha, yeah, i'm kinda partial to the stretch I know you hate it, but that's the only way i can really push the sedan offsets to the limits
-GP-

 

Very true, do what you have to do!

 

Thanks man, I am still looking at other options for wheels. I like the look just not the idea of having to lower it more to make it look rite on the front. I will need to do that with any wheels really.

Jeremy

 

He use the coupe version of the Tein S-tech, which I believe doesn't drop the car as much as the sedan version. I have the sedan version and I don't have that much wheel gap, but he is running a different tire series.

 

Did you try them on that old max next to your car and rip the fender clean off?!?

 

It's a very nice wheels but with 245 in rear, you really stretch it.