Fun way to spend 1/2 a work day. Fitted some wheels on, did a mini-detail and took pictures in LA. Although i do wish this car was lower (but it's impossible without modifying front fenders/deleting the liner).

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Link to the wheels: http://www.ssr-wheels.com/wheels/ms1_181920.asp

Sizes are 20 x 11, 20 x 9.5 Front

 

Those wheels are sick.

 

hahahah i live down the street from that pier rofl!

never thought of taking pics there..


wheels are sexy!

 

damn that ****'s clean!

 

niiiiice....

 

man they need to start designing cars with smaller wheel wells again like back in the day.. you gotta pay a arm and a leg for 20s lol

 

the 370z's are out? lol but nice rims

 

Very nice!

 

never been a fan of the Z's...but..nice wheel's.

:AA:

 

damn... and thats why I think SSRs are the best rims on the market

 

Very pretty. The front end looks higher, for some reason.

 

how do you "delete the liner"? push delete on the car's keyboard and it's gone? wtf does that mean?

 

looks like a 350z with a little 280zx inspiration. I like it =P

 

Sweet Z bro, King Harbor FTW!

 

It's english. You delete or remove the liner. It's not that hard to grasp.

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/delete

 

The wheels are better than the car haha

 

SSR's FTW. I <3 my Formula Mesh! hahahah

These rims would be pretty nice for an FD as well, albeit in 18in form.

 

It's been done =) , and yes it's hot.

Another one i like is the VF1 on an FD, although it takes a little growing on to.

 

Yeah, I think this car's been to JRX (That's Ken's right?), that's where I've seen it. Berry nice.

 

Not to my taste; too Ed Roth for me.

 

that is looking fantastic!

Is it boosted yet?

 

plus one..

 

Damn it! If it wasnt for those psuedo Porsche 996 lights, I'd be all over that car...It's still a very nice car!

 

That's clean!

 

The car does appear to be a little lower in the rear. Mainly because the 370Z (this IMO is a huge + point) has no inner fender lip and has large fenders. So there is no fender to roll and can fit large wheels with good doses of lowering.

The front has a fender lip and fender liners in the way that did not allow us to lower all the way (otherwise it would scrape and hit). The customer did not want to remove the liner or modify the fenders just yet, so that was the limitation.

The coilovers are Tanabe Pro S-OCs that are in development for the 370Z currently.

Car's powertrain is 100 percent stock as far as i know.

Although i cannot wait till someone throws a nice twin turbo kit on it. There are a few that exist due to the G37S being released a while back. The VQ37VHR has had time on the market for parts development.