I'm a hater, cousin just mounted 20"s on his G35
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I'm a hater, cousin just mounted 20"s on his G35
No stunna shit here. He's one of the first in the US to get a set of 20" Volk GT-Cs made for the Z/G35 models. I'd love to show you guys pics, but due to my fuked Dell, I can't upload from this Mac. Anyways, they're 275s in the rear with 235s in the front. They look alot nicer than I thought and his Brembos compliment the wheels very well.
Pics to come, in the meantime here's a shot of what they look like:
Pics to come, in the meantime here's a shot of what they look like:
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Rich, once you see the pictures you may have second thoughts about letting go of your car. Btw, there's a three finger gap in the front and he may have to roll his rear fenders because it does rub on hard bumps.
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I think 20s are too big for the car, but whatever.
Wheel wells keep getting taller (because beltlines and hip points are rising) which means the wheels do too. But 235 and 275 widths are accomplished just fine with a 17" rim and on a car that isn't too tall like most stuff on the market right now they look plenty big.
Wheel wells keep getting taller (because beltlines and hip points are rising) which means the wheels do too. But 235 and 275 widths are accomplished just fine with a 17" rim and on a car that isn't too tall like most stuff on the market right now they look plenty big.
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Originally Posted by MrFatbooty
I think 20s are too big for the car, but whatever.
Wheel wells keep getting taller (because beltlines and hip points are rising) which means the wheels do too. But 235 and 275 widths are accomplished just fine with a 17" rim and on a car that isn't too tall like most stuff on the market right now they look plenty big.
Wheel wells keep getting taller (because beltlines and hip points are rising) which means the wheels do too. But 235 and 275 widths are accomplished just fine with a 17" rim and on a car that isn't too tall like most stuff on the market right now they look plenty big.
Oh btw Mike, he's been wanting to get rid of his '90 H22 Accord on ITR wheels. Still looking?
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Originally Posted by DC2
Considering his stock rims were 18" and this car is strictly for cruising, asthetics plays a larger role here.
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Originally Posted by DC2
Rich, once you see the pictures you may have second thoughts about letting go of your car. Btw, there's a three finger gap in the front and he may have to roll his rear fenders because it does rub on hard bumps.
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