350Z Rims on my X
, not a fan, too plain. i dont even like those rims on a 350z nvm an evo
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If you live close, I will sell them to you. I just bought an SUV for winter so I dont necessarily need the winters anymore. They are on the car now but I can take them off. Im looking for $750 for the whole set-up. They wouldnt normally fit the evo but i use wheels spacers and they are drilled out to fit the stock lugs. They work fine for winter wheels and I dont think they look bad at all (compared to steelies). Ive gone on a few long trip with the wheels on and they are nice and smooth. Never had an issue. Tread is great. I only put about 5k miles on them. The tires are Dunlop SP winters which i can gaurentee their great in the snow...I have driven in snow half way up the bumper with no issue at all.
And for those of you wanted it lowered...Thats a done deal.
And for those of you wanted it lowered...Thats a done deal.
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@ flyinmonkey101
I currently have a 350z and in market for 11 evo... and use my stock 03 wheels as winters on my Z and after seeing this will probably keep them after I sell the Z... so can you please tell me what modifications need to be made for these wheels to fit?
Thanks
I currently have a 350z and in market for 11 evo... and use my stock 03 wheels as winters on my Z and after seeing this will probably keep them after I sell the Z... so can you please tell me what modifications need to be made for these wheels to fit?
Thanks
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You need to grind the center so it will fit onto the center hub of the Evo. 1MM.
You will need different lug nuts, the Mitsu is 1.5 pitch, Nissan is 1.25 pitch. You need at least 30 offset to clear the brembos.
You will need different lug nuts, the Mitsu is 1.5 pitch, Nissan is 1.25 pitch. You need at least 30 offset to clear the brembos.
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@ flyinmonkey101
I currently have a 350z and in market for 11 evo... and use my stock 03 wheels as winters on my Z and after seeing this will probably keep them after I sell the Z... so can you please tell me what modifications need to be made for these wheels to fit?
Thanks
I currently have a 350z and in market for 11 evo... and use my stock 03 wheels as winters on my Z and after seeing this will probably keep them after I sell the Z... so can you please tell me what modifications need to be made for these wheels to fit?
Thanks
Dont quote me on this but Im almost positive a 3/4" drill bit is required to properly fit the lugs. Then I just ran to Summit Racing and bought some universal 6mm (I think?) wheel spacers to fix the above issue.
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@ Kakashi... when you say grind out the center... you mean I need to shave off about 1mm of metal off center hub of 350z wheel? And if so what is the best way to accomplish that
@ flying monkey ... you used the 3/4'' bit to accomplish what exactly? so you could use same lug nuts that came stock on evo ?
@ flying monkey ... you used the 3/4'' bit to accomplish what exactly? so you could use same lug nuts that came stock on evo ?
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@ Kakashi... when you say grind out the center... you mean I need to shave off about 1mm of metal off center hub of 350z wheel? And if so what is the best way to accomplish that
@ flying monkey ... you used the 3/4'' bit to accomplish what exactly? so you could use same lug nuts that came stock on evo ?
@ flying monkey ... you used the 3/4'' bit to accomplish what exactly? so you could use same lug nuts that came stock on evo ?
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So I'm guessing I could just use stock lug nuts ... Would just have to drill out a hole to be a little bugger in the 350z rims .... And also what tools would I use shave the hub... And is it needed because lugs are too short?
