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^ The oem 18's that come on the 370z are 18x8 with an offset of 43. So you should look for wheels with at least a 43 offset. I personally
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^ The oem 18's that come on the 370z are 18x8 with an offset of 43. So you should look for wheels with at least a 43 offset. I personally run the stock oems with a 20mm spacers. They are essentially a 18x8 with a +23 offset.
To answer JustinP's question, I personally went thru craigslist to pick up a used set of OEM 18's and just bought the tires from tire rack. I think I got the wheels for like $350 for the set. If you break down the math, thats a little less than $90 a wheel. I think you are able to fit 350z wheels if I am not mistaken, especially with your spacers |
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