Has anybody mounted the 350z Anniversary rims on their 4th gen? Did you take any pics of it? I'd love to see what they look like. I've photoshopped them on my car, but it doesn't seem to do the rims justice.
Any pics or links to anyone that has them would be great. Thanks.

 

Would there an offset problem--front vs. rear drive?

 

I have 350Z rims on my Max.
Look kinda cool.
Picture is in my signature.

 

Hey I like your car a lot. I saw a Max with those rims yesterday at a grocery store and it made me so jealous.

 

I too photoshopped a pic a while back, but I don't think it does the 35th anniversary rims justice either.

 

Hey someone on here has these rims mounted on their Max...i saw pictures of them...they look really good. He doesnt have a drop yet from what I remember so it will look even better once its dropped.

 

yes they are extremely sexy on a dropped max but will run you 1200-1500.
Are they lightweight or whats with the price?

 

No they are not lightweight, the only lightweight 350Z wheels are the forged Ray wheels on the Track and Grand Touring trims.

But you can probably the the Anniversary wheels for a god price seeing as that is now the standard wheel on the 2006 model 350Z's.

 

The 350Z Anniversary wheels are disgustingly heavy. So much so that I remember reading that the car was actually slower on the track because of them. Light wheels are your friend for all aspects of performance. Stick to what is light.

www.wheelweights.net

 

anyone else?

 

they were so heavy i got rid of them. now i get 100 more miles per tank. couldn't drop it on stechs because it would have had rubbing issues. cant get any smaller profile than 45 either. i just dont think its worth the effort to tell you the truth. i sold the stechs because the drop would not work and with summer coming (and high gas prices) decided to get rid of the wheels. now i wish i had the stechs to drop on my stock rims but oh well i'll just buy another set right?

 

Wow that sounds terrible. Just to confirm, you're talking about the anniversary edition wheels on a 45 profile?

 

Lightweight wheels > heavy wheels.

 

Unless you plan on nothing but the engine in a 4th gen, who cares.