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Old 01-02-2004 | 11:05 PM
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Some of the problems you will see using the G35 wheels on the max is 1. you can't rotate your tires unless all the wheels are the same width. 2. tires stick out past the fender well, think of all the nice paint chips. I guess you can always go to a 4X4 shop and get some 3 inch fender flares?
Old 01-02-2004 | 11:12 PM
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that looks real good
Old 01-02-2004 | 11:29 PM
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G35 Coupe 18" wheels and tires
18x8 all around
35mm offset
Front tires: 225/45/18
Rear tires: 245/45/18

I have a friend who also has a AE and he put the coupe wheels on his car. Looks sweet. He jus has to be careful going over large bumps because the the rears are 245s and they just clear. If and when i do get my set i plan to put 235s all around, prob S-03. Go on ebay and bid for the next available set. Caution: Everytime there is a set available one or two wheels are scratched. Let me know if yoou decide to get them.

Forgot to add the my friend has H&R and Koni's.
Never quoted myself before. Found a guy who is selling G35 18"s on ebay. If this is the same guy that posted on the G35 Driver site, then his reserve price will most likely be 1500.
Old 01-02-2004 | 11:56 PM
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Curious - Is anyone on the org acutally running G35 18's? I chopped a shot with a little drop to see how it looks. Impressions?


good idea..... But it might be cheaper to buy aftermarket rims... plus are those stock G35 rims heavy
Old 01-03-2004 | 07:30 AM
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Wow, I bet the Z wheels look great! Any pics?
http://www.cardomain.com/id/mclee45



IMO i think the G35 wheels looks a lot better than this 350Z wheel...
Old 01-03-2004 | 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by 2K3MAXX
http://www.cardomain.com/id/mclee45



IMO i think the G35 wheels looks a lot better than this 350Z wheel...


I'd be more interested in the Brembo brake upgrade than the wheels. Since our rotors are only 10.7 inches in diameter (smaller than a civic) hence the rotors warping all the time. I need more stopping power.
Old 01-03-2004 | 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by 2K3MAXX
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IMO i think the G35 wheels looks a lot better than this 350Z wheel...
These look very similar to the OEM GLE wheels, but in an alloy rather than chrome. Classy, but not sporty enough for my taste. I'm thinking the touring 350z wheels would look awesome. Thanks for posting!
Old 01-15-2004 | 09:44 PM
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A guy named Randall emailed me a couple shots of his Max w/ G35 18's. Looks pretty slick:



Old 01-15-2004 | 10:16 PM
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Originally Posted by housecor
A guy named Randall emailed me a couple shots of his Max w/ G35 18's. Looks pretty slick:



very nice!
Old 01-22-2004 | 11:23 PM
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Originally Posted by housecor
A guy named Randall emailed me a couple shots of his Max w/ G35 18's. Looks pretty slick:



Hey... my friend sent you pics. This is why i want to get those wheels! Makes the Anniversary Edition look even better!
Old 01-22-2004 | 11:35 PM
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they look GREAT on 5th gens!

now can we settle the fitment issue?

I too heard they rub in the rear, especially if lowered..

I've seen a 5th gen with Z touring 18's and the rear rubs, especially on a lowered car... the tires are too wide.. might work with a slimmer tire but still, it's going to be close..


but the g35c wheels are and look amazing on 5th gens
hopefully they go down in value ..
Old 01-23-2004 | 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by skalberti
Some of the problems you will see using the G35 wheels on the max is 1. you can't rotate your tires unless all the wheels are the same width. 2. tires stick out past the fender well, think of all the nice paint chips. I guess you can always go to a 4X4 shop and get some 3 inch fender flares?
As mentioned earlier, the G35 18's are all the same size. 18x8" front and rear. Everyone I've seen having rubbing issues is running larger tires in the rear (245's). If/when I get these, I'm running 225/235 all around. This way:
1. Rotate tires at will!
2. No rubbing (hopefully)

If anyone with G35 18"s is running a thinner tire than 245 and still experiencing rubbing, please let me know.
Old 01-23-2004 | 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by housecor
As mentioned earlier, the G35 18's are all the same size. 18x8" front and rear. Everyone I've seen having rubbing issues is running larger tires in the rear (245's). If/when I get these, I'm running 225/235 all around. This way:
1. Rotate tires at will!
2. No rubbing (hopefully)

If anyone with G35 18"s is running a thinner tire than 245 and still experiencing rubbing, please let me know.
Yo housecor-

Just won g35c wheels off of ebay. Gonna get the S-03s, 235-40-18. May not be for awhile though. Funds got diverted elsewhere. I have a friend who has SSR Gt1 at 18X8 w/the S-03s i want to get. The only trick is the offset. I feel confident that the wheels should fit. My friend Randall has proven that, so I won't worry about it. Good luck getting your wheels!
Old 01-23-2004 | 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by housecor
As mentioned earlier, the G35 18's are all the same size. 18x8" front and rear. Everyone I've seen having rubbing issues is running larger tires in the rear (245's). If/when I get these, I'm running 225/235 all around. This way:
1. Rotate tires at will!
2. No rubbing (hopefully)

If anyone with G35 18"s is running a thinner tire than 245 and still experiencing rubbing, please let me know.
Yo housecor-

Just won g35c wheels off of ebay. Gonna get the S-03s, 235-40-18. May not be for awhile though. Funds got diverted elsewhere. I have a friend who has SSR Gt1 at 18X8 w/the S-03s i want to get. The only trick is the offset. I feel confident that the wheels should fit. My friend Randall has proven that, so I won't worry about it. Good luck getting your wheels!
Old 01-23-2004 | 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by 808MAX-SPEC
Yo housecor-

Just won g35c wheels off of ebay. Gonna get the S-03s, 235-40-18. May not be for awhile though. Funds got diverted elsewhere. I have a friend who has SSR Gt1 at 18X8 w/the S-03s i want to get. The only trick is the offset. I feel confident that the wheels should fit. My friend Randall has proven that, so I won't worry about it. Good luck getting your wheels!
Awesome! Glad to hear someone else is running with this! Be sure to post pics as soon as you get these mounted. May I ask how much you got 'em for?
Old 01-23-2004 | 01:24 PM
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How much do the 18" G35 rims weigh? I know they are al 18x8 but don't the frt/rear sitll have diff offsets?
Old 01-23-2004 | 01:43 PM
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How much do the 18" G35 rims weigh? I know they are al 18x8 but don't the frt/rear sitll have diff offsets?
Wheels are same all around. just the tires are different. Go back to page one. I posted specs.
Old 01-23-2004 | 01:54 PM
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weight?

Originally Posted by 808MAX-SPEC
Wheels are same all around. just the tires are different. Go back to page one. I posted specs.
Old 02-17-2004 | 09:16 PM
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I'm running G35's on my 2K Maxima. Check out my site for pics. Now all I need to do is drop the car a few inches.
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