HHAHAHA, damn xoomer, you outbid me, now i have to go back to looking for SE-R rims for winter use.

Take Care,

Kamski

 

Thanks for the compliments, Mack. Its funny how you describe it because that's exactly what I think of 'em.

 

HAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTTTEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRSSSS SS

 

No Altima will ever be a Maxima.

 

i love those g rims... nice setup... clean... might look sweet in a gunmetal color

 

Hey Fast, doesn't just about everything look great on our gunmetal Maxima's?

 

yessssssssss sir.....

 

I agree.

 

I guess you thought I was bragging? I sold my stocks years ago and picked up a "cheap" set of 350 in case my car had to get out in weather. I don't know where your from but we get some nasty **** around here come winter. Take it how you wish. I was making a statement to the fact that they would fit fine. Buy my Foose wheels and have your own backup set.


Said winter setup.

 

That was a joke dude. Lighten up a bit.

 

 

haaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaa.

 

That's it! I'm refinishing mine in gunmetal!

 

Mack, on your rims did you get the staggered rims or all 18s? I know the 350Z rocks a 18 and 18.5 combo...just curious.

 

I have the same rims as Mack, they are staggered meaning the front rim width is smaller than the rear rim width. The fronts are 18"x8" and the rears are 18"x8.5".... I love em

 

I was hoping to fit my existing 2004 SE tires on the 350Z rims...assume thats not an option. You can't rotate your tires either right?

 

I am pretty sure your tires are size 245-45-18 and these will fit on the 350z rims just fine. This is the tire size I have on my 350z rims. Yea rotation is not really an option for us with these rims but who cares, they are nice looking rims and they feel real good driving. Feel very solid. Hey Mack, even though our rims are staggered, what if we did rotate them and put the wider rims in the front? Is there any problems that we would face for putting the wider rims in the front?

 

Tires will fit just fine. Personally, I wouldn't rotate them. I doubt it would truly hurt anything though.

 

You'd just end up with uneven wear and have to replace the fronts sooner than the rears.

 

Hmm, I still have my stock wheels/tires. I could use THOSE for a winter setup. Although we don't get too much of a harsh winter down here in Hotlanta.