86maxima96

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Just as the title says, If you have pics of a 4th gen on G35 17s, the six-spoke ones, post em up here. A beige with a drop would be best, but whatever you have works.

Thanks

s0ber

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hi...

<-homepage or w/e.

s0ber

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erm, it seems to be down now.. that peice of ****.... anyways. -^sig

86maxima96

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thanks sober, just what I was looking for. i'm tryin to decide to pick up some 17's with 225/50 and 235/50 nearly new tires. worth it for $500, or better spent elsewhere? I have sawblades, so I'm lookin for any upgrade.

s0ber

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What drop do you have? Careful, with the 50 series and too low of a drop the rear will rub when you stick people in there... I have no rubbing now on 235/45...

I like them, I dunno.. :\

Keep the sawblades for track time tho.

86maxima96

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shoot. s-techs. yea, i was worried about the high series.

Dooley

17's with 225/50 front, 235/50 rear. Wheels flush out real well with wheel openings...

Dooley

I have a H&R drop (1.5"), do get rubbing with rear passengers. 235/45's around when I re-tread...

86maxima96

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for real? huh. this probably won't work then. thanks for the help and experience, guys.

Dooley

It is not bad rubbing, just a top-o-sidewall rub when I have adults in the rear and hit an even dip for both rear tires (going over cross-street, dropping down driveway with speed, etc.). Not a huge issue or occurance frequency.

I have heard that you can shave the .5" lip in the fender, you can also roll your fenders for clearance.


PS - These wheels only looks good on white Maximas

glenmoormax

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same thing for me.... go to my site on my first page i have them...