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- 5 spoke wheels on the Z show too much of what's behind the wheel IMO
- Silver lip gives appearance that the wheel is actually smaller than it is Not a fan of either |
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I feel ya bro... That's why I say save up. You can get regular forging wheels for around $4k even Japanese 2 piece wheels are $4k now a days... So darn expensive!
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Plenty of Japanese options wayyyy less than $4k brand new
There are also a ton of used options too, no reason to settle for the lower quality knockoffs |
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What Japanese options are there for wayyyy less??? |
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I can't justify 3-5k for wheels, especially when I think the stock rays are sexxxy I just don't care for the choices you've posted, they look tacky. |
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Expect to pay around $2,500-$3,000 (with tires) You could also go with an new option like Enkei RPF1's or SSR Type-F's and not have to break the bank to run a set on your car Edit: here are some examples of correct pricing: http://my350z.com/forum/wheels-tires...oyo-tires.html http://my350z.com/forum/wheels-tires...19x9-11-a.html http://my350z.com/forum/wheels-tires...x9-5-22-a.html |
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I was originally looking for the Volk GT-S/GT-C and I fell into the mindset of, "Why spend so much for a wheel" and almost got the Vertini Drifts in Gold. However, I ultimately did snag a nice set of GT-S off these forums, courtesy of Chris for around 2k.
If you don't wanna fork out the monies for a serious wheel brand, but you want something that looks nice and will get the communities approval check out the Avant Garde M350: http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6056/...1f2b971d_b.jpg |
Not crazy about either.
And Vertini sounds like it should come in a glass with an olive. |
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