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Originally Posted by xnismo370zx No thats what i went with when i bought the rims. So the intentions were never to lower it based on tires. I want performance. Traction
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Trust me you will be happy with the appearance if you go back to stock sized tires and pick up a set of springs. but before you do that check out this thread. might give you some inspiration to go with a different tire size and also give you an idea of what the car looks like dropped with normal aspect ratios for the Z [Official] 370z wheel fitment guide (pics/specs) only edit: this is my 100th post woohoo |
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