are u sure about it?
i have looked and seen it even makes it stronger they said...?
only maybe if they overheat i guess?

 

It can happen but slick6MT (those pics you posted) tracked his car and never had any problems

 

Z wheels but still:

 

#1. If you want to make a statement along those lines, please know what you are talking about.

#2. If you are going to make an arguable statement, please don't spell like a retarded third grader, that is not going to help your credibility.

#3. Stop being a dumbass and shut the **** up.

The wheels that are made weaker during the powdercoating process are cheap wheels. The are made weaker because of two reasons, the first being that they are made with material not made to withstand the heat of the oven that it used in the process. The second is that the powdercoat is slightly acidic till it cures, which again, is only a worry if you have low quality wheels. These wheels are forged and made by Rays, so they are high-quality and there is no need to worry.

Learn before you speak.

 

WTF thats scary

ohh noo what am i gonna do now so confused

 

So are the ones I posted above, RAYS, check the Z forums, its happened to quite a few people.

 

Those aren't the Rays. They are just standard no name wheels.

http://350z-tech.com/zwiki/350Z_OEM_...Specifications

EDIT: I will check on the 350Z forums just in case, but as far as I know, this has been a problem with the standard wheels and not Forged Rays.

 

I could have sworn they were rays? Or was that the ones on the track model?

 

Nope they are just standard. They are the Touring V2, which isn't Rays. They look VERY similar, but if you check out the link I posted, you can see the differences. Easy mistake bro

 

Like Darkstar752 said that can happen to those wheels even if they are not powdercoated

check www.my350z.com it has happen to a few members

 

Ah ok the rays have the little dots on them

 

so infinus do u think now that its gonna be alright with rays?

 

whats the story behind those wheels?

 

See if you can find out what temperature they do it at, if its at 400 it should be ok but if its much higher than that I wouldn't risk it.

 

http://my350z.com/forum/media-share/...oto-shoot.html