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Originally Posted by kaienz34 but spacers would make it look better. +25
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10-05-2011, 01:22 PM
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10-05-2011, 03:55 PM
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350z touring v2 wheels
I am considering getting a cheap set of 350z touring 18in wheels for winter tires. I have seen on here that they are supposed to clear the sport brakes (but no pics). I realize this will likely look like crap. However aside from that, what effects might it have on the handling/etc and if I decide, what spacers would be appropriate?
350z touring v2 specs 18x8 front +30 225/45-18 18x8.5 rear +33 245/45-18 Comparing to the sport wheels seems the front would be 0.7 inches smaller diameter, rear 0.1 inches larger. |
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