want to buy a lightweight set of wheels, what width won't rub on the struts??
Subscribeas stated, and what spacers can i do?? a local shop said 5mm hub centric spacers with extended lugs only for snugness and fitment quality. thanks
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Some good info here:Originally Posted by max ride 41
as stated, and what spacers can i do?? a local shop said 5mm hub centric spacers with extended lugs only for snugness and fitment quality. thanks
http://forums.maxima.org/4th-generat...installed.html
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You looking for 17", 16", etc.?
If you get the proper size and offset wheels, you won't need spacers. More info needed to better help you.
If you get the proper size and offset wheels, you won't need spacers. More info needed to better help you.
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If you get the proper size and offset wheels, you won't need spacers. More info needed to better help you.
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You looking for 17", 16", etc.? If you get the proper size and offset wheels, you won't need spacers. More info needed to better help you.

IMO, a lightweight wheel shouldn't exceed 17" diameter either. Get the smallest wheel that accommodates your brakes.
i want 16" wheels and wanted spacers for my regular wheels as well. i have 17" te wheels now, and i want a lightweight set for summer cause their cheap. any brands to stay away from?? tires i should get?? i like yokohama's best, so anything in a 16" momo or yokohama or bridgestone thats good for summer.
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Wanna trade? stock 99SE 16" for your te?Originally Posted by max ride 41
i want 16" wheels and wanted spacers for my regular wheels as well. i have 17" te wheels now, and i want a lightweight set for summer cause their cheap. any brands to stay away from?? tires i should get?? i like yokohama's best, so anything in a 16" momo or yokohama or bridgestone thats good for summer.
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i have 15" sawblades allready, i want something other than stock wheels for looks. and, hell no Originally Posted by Amerikaner83
Wanna trade? stock 99SE 16" for your te?

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http://forums.maxima.org/4th-generat...installed.html
Originally Posted by Fakie J Farkerton
Some good info here:http://forums.maxima.org/4th-generat...installed.html

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FD RX7 Wheels seem to fit the bill for you. 16x8 +50 at 16lbs for the reinforced versions. I paid $200 for my set with tires that had 50% tread left. If you search old threads on these wheels everyone says they rub on the struts. Its partially true, the tires will rub on the rear struts while the suspension is completely decompressed. When the car is on the ground under its own weight, there is no rubbing. Originally Posted by max ride 41
i want 16" wheels and wanted spacers for my regular wheels as well. i have 17" te wheels now, and i want a lightweight set for summer cause their cheap. any brands to stay away from?? tires i should get?? i like yokohama's best, so anything in a 16" momo or yokohama or bridgestone thats good for summer.
I have no doubt that R32 GTR wheels will look great on a 4th gen, a little part of me still wants to pony up the cash for a set of those, but they are not easy to find.
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FD RX7 Wheels seem to fit the bill for you. 16x8 +50 at 16lbs for the reinforced versions. I paid $200 for my set with tires that had 50% tread left. If you search old threads on these wheels everyone says they rub on the struts. Its partially true, the tires will rub on the rear struts while the suspension is completely decompressed. When the car is on the ground under its own weight, there is no rubbing.
I have no doubt that R32 GTR wheels will look great on a 4th gen, a little part of me still wants to pony up the cash for a set of those, but they are not easy to find.
I am totally agree with you. Certain 2 facts on this page are unequivocally the best we have all had. You are 100% good here that FD RX7 Wheels seem to fit the bill for you. No doubt R32 GTR wheels will look great on a 4th gen.Originally Posted by schmellyfart

FD RX7 Wheels seem to fit the bill for you. 16x8 +50 at 16lbs for the reinforced versions. I paid $200 for my set with tires that had 50% tread left. If you search old threads on these wheels everyone says they rub on the struts. Its partially true, the tires will rub on the rear struts while the suspension is completely decompressed. When the car is on the ground under its own weight, there is no rubbing.
I have no doubt that R32 GTR wheels will look great on a 4th gen, a little part of me still wants to pony up the cash for a set of those, but they are not easy to find.



