RCZ's 370Z Journal.

RCZ · 06-03-2009, 08:27 PM

It isnt setup the way I want it yet. Need to take care of some things. Once that is done, I will post pics. For now all I can say is that these are worth the $. Also if people were wondering how the FITMENT is on the KW Variant 3's from the G37... well they fit PERFECTLY.

Also I held (not lifted) a set of Einkei RPF-1 in 18X9.5 that came off another 370Z. They are SO light I checked around to see if they were a fake plastic wheel, but nope. Einkei RPF-1's indeed. I almost bought them. If I didnt have all the issues I had I would have. I test fitted them and they fit great with plenty of clearance on the front calipers.

I would be completely pissed and stressed out if my ride home hadn't been so good.

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RCZ A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Miami Posts: 6,403 Drives: '09 370Z Rep Power: 1120	It isnt setup the way I want it yet. Need to take care of some things. Once that is done, I will post pics. For now all I can say is that these are worth the $. Also if people were wondering how the FITMENT is on the KW Variant 3's from the G37... well they fit PERFECTLY. Also I held (not lifted) a set of Einkei RPF-1 in 18X9.5 that came off another 370Z. They are SO light I checked around to see if they were a fake plastic wheel, but nope. Einkei RPF-1's indeed. I almost bought them. If I didnt have all the issues I had I would have. I test fitted them and they fit great with plenty of clearance on the front calipers. I would be completely pissed and stressed out if my ride home hadn't been so good.