The G2s look good ZPirate!

Thanks M.J. Your G2s look good as well. :tup:

BTW thanks for your help the other day with my wheel mounting issue. :tiphat:

On my setup (see first page)

Tires:
Hankook Ventus V12 @ 255/35/19 front, 295/30/19 rear

Wheels:
Volk CE28N "Genesis" @ 19x9.5+22 and 19x10.5+22

I will probably be putting a 10mm spacer in the rear soon.

I'm running the exact same tires and sizes on my G2s.

I was surprised that the combo actually lowers the car as much as it does. I am now scraping my lower front Sport Package spoiler in places that it didn't touch at all.

And for me pics on page one

Wheels Are VOLK GT-30 In Formula Silver

Front - 20X9.5 +35 Tires Toyo T1R 255/30/20

Rear - 20X10.5 +10 Tires Toyo T1R 305/25/20

Volk T-37 gun metal silver 18 x 10.5 + 15
Mickey Thompson 305 35 18 drag radials .
There will be no launching issues at the drag strip, Can not wait for the 2nd week in April for the track to open. The tires should be here soon. will post pictures.
Great customer service from Injected performance on getting me the rims.

Mine are Volks GT30's in Formula Silver

Front: 20 X 9.5" wide with +10 offset with Toyo T1R's 265/30/20
Rear: 20 X 10.5" wide with +35 offset with Toyo T1R's 305/25/20

RE30 in Machine Black

is it just me or do 19's look tiny on our cars!?!? I mean to me it looks like a set of 17's or 18's on a 350z... they dont proportionately fill in the wheel wells...

Just opened my box of RE30's in hyper bronze, damn that color is amazing. Looks so good in person. Pictures don't do it justice.

can't wait to see those bad boys!

I'm seriously considering some of these on my magnetic black...

Lou, What color car are you putting them on?

BTW I added Rays gun metal short lug nuts to my Formula Silver G2s on Sunday. They look really good with the Formula Silver. I'll have to take some pictures and post them.

Red!

I saw some pics of your G2's they look great!

That should look Hot!

what offsets are u guys running with your G2's?

mine is RE 30 Chrome Silver on red 370
19x 10.5 +30 front with nitto NT-05 245/35/19
19 x 11 + 24 rear with nitto NY05 275/35/19

^^dayum!!....I like. Anymore??

Mine are (19x9.5) +23 front and (19x10.5) +22 rear.

Photos by Matt Hollifield
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4068/...03b177d1_b.jpg

Nice pic Sharif

One more...rig shot FTW!

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4045/...03f33661_b.jpg

:drool:Thats a great picture!

:)

how'd you do that?!

Shot taken from another car moving at the same speed with enough shutter duration to blur the wheel spokes?

More likely its from a frame mounted to the car that's later photoshopped out.

Stunning photo u got there......

Bingo.

Thats a really nice shot Sharif!!!!.. mmmmmmmmmm :excited:

Here some shots of VOLKS LE 37's....

Size and offsets on signature.

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1...f/100_1119.jpg
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1...f/Huys3702.jpg
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1.../Huys370z3.jpg

That looks so TIGHT :bowrofl: :nutswinger::bowrofl::nutswinger::yum:

EDIT: ok, I just noticed how :supergay: the yum smiley looks next to the nutswinger but I'll leave it for humors sake lol.

Those look really good as well but if my memory serves me correct aren't those "TE"-37's? In my experience with VOLK "LE's" always had a polished or diamond cut lip with a colored center. Yours are all one color so I'd think they are TE's. Either way like I said...nice :tup:

The TE37's looks great, but needs a bit if a drop to close the gap and tighten everything up. The TE37 is one of my all time favorite wheels ever, and looks terrific on the 370Z. :)

Yeah, they were powdercoated from LE's .... Use to have polished lips...

as for the drop Shariff.. still working on the coilovers... has eibachs but nothing aggressive

Yeah, I thought I detected a hit of lowering and now that you mentioned the Eibach's it makes sense. The Eibachs have a pretty mild drop to them.

Lookin good guys!

the camera is mounted to a rig setup that is attached to the car so that the camera and car move at the same speed. camera is then set on lowest ISO and smallest aperture (usually in combo with a circular polarizer or neutral density filter to kill a bunch of light) to make the shutter speed as long as possible, in this case 6 seconds iirc, then push the car from out of sight, in this case it was me pushing on the back driver corner, this creates the illusion of the high speed. the longer the shutter speed, the more sense of motion is transfered in the picture. since i am blocked from flickr here at work i can't post it but there's a video shows how we did this shot, it's pretty lulz too

video for how to do a rig shot... comically

How to do a Rig Shot on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

:roflpuke2:

i'm the dude in the green jacket in that video, but i was the one pushing the car in the photo sharif posted :) (not the same picture, we redid it a few mins later for a longer shutter)