What else looks like the TE37s
 

I absolutely fell in love with the design when i first saw them, but my dreams were short lived when i saw the price :bowrofl: oh well :shakes head:

Anywhoo! What other rims out there have a similar type of style to the TE37s, BUT, with a smaller price tag (no not replicas lol) :tiphat:

Varrstoen ES 2.2.2.

Not replicas that look the same... Hmmmmmmmm...

lol, maybe i should reword what i said haha.
I dont mean an exact look, just something similar to the TE37s, or like the old 350z Nismo rims which i forgot what there called... that sort of style?.. just dont feel like paying 4k lol.

Lol, still so confused, just buy replicas and STFU, LOL :-)

Look into Sportline Wheels, local in southern CA

Replicas aren't like the guns in my signature, they don't say "Replica" on them, lol, so just don't lie and you'll be gold

:bowrofl: i actually do have replicas though, they are TE37 replicas, but i feel like they might not be the safest thing for a track.

maybe i should just buy me some cheap 18inch wheels for track use and keep my replicas for daily use huh

Pain in my :icon23:, LOL

Look into sportlines, they're light and rotary forged, it isn't the same as real forging, but it's the same way TSWs are made, and they're $1000-1200/ set

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that actually sounds pretty good, thanks man :tiphat:

OR some used TE37s. I think there are some for sale on the forum. 2G's is not bad for the real thing.

Are you referring to the LMGT4? They're discontinued if I recall correctly.

http://www.350z-tech.com/forums/atta...o___lm_gt4.jpg

If you are into thick spoke on the wheels, advan gt, ssr gtf01.

Rota Grids are nice-looking and cheap; don't believe the BS going around about their bad quality. Their royal sports bronze color is beautiful in person.

+1 for Rota Grids, they are fine for daily driving

If it was my car I would just save more money and buy the original thing, even if that meant waiting a year or longer until that time.