S2000 VS 350Z
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From: Kortemark
S2000 VS 350Z
Hey,
Just a question, I have wheels from Team Dynamics racing
Now I know the offset and size will fit my 350Z also, but my question is:
Will the wheels fit concerning the center bore, is the center bore for the s2000 and 350Z the same? or do I have to buy new center rings?
Same for the bolts...
please help me !!!!
Just a question, I have wheels from Team Dynamics racing
Now I know the offset and size will fit my 350Z also, but my question is:
Will the wheels fit concerning the center bore, is the center bore for the s2000 and 350Z the same? or do I have to buy new center rings?
Same for the bolts...
please help me !!!!
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From: Tucson
The hub bore for the 350Z is 66.1mm, you would need new rings. You will need 12 x 1.25 lug nuts as well.
The 350Z is capable of running much lower offset wheels. In most if not all cases, wheels that look good on a S2000 will look silly on a Z, and vice versa.
The 350Z is capable of running much lower offset wheels. In most if not all cases, wheels that look good on a S2000 will look silly on a Z, and vice versa.
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From: Aliso Viejo
Originally Posted by 1nate7,Aug 23 2008, 06:47 AM
The hub bore for the 350Z is 66.1mm, you would need new rings. You will need 12 x 1.25 lug nuts as well.
The 350Z is capable of running much lower offset wheels. In most if not all cases, wheels that look good on a S2000 will look silly on a Z, and vice versa.
The 350Z is capable of running much lower offset wheels. In most if not all cases, wheels that look good on a S2000 will look silly on a Z, and vice versa.
guys with widebody s2000 run reg. 350z offsets to fill the wheel gap and run wider tires.
imagine the exact opposite on the 350z with s2000 offsets.
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