M35 wheels installed with 245/40r18
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M35 wheels installed with 245/40r18
Got some new wheels. They are 18x8 50mm offset, made by Enkei, for Infiniti. They weigh >22 lbs. Not quite my style, but they were cheap.
Tires are Sumitomo HTR A/S P02, again 245/40r18.
This combination weighs 2 lbs more than 5.5 gen SE with Continental Extreme Contact DWS 235/45r17.
I have 20mm spacers on the rear.
My car is lowered on Eibach springs with Koni Sport struts. Rears are set to the higher setting. Please forgive my driveway for making the car sit uneven.
Front brakes are 6th gen.
I really need to get my Stillen body kit installed now.
Tires are Sumitomo HTR A/S P02, again 245/40r18.
This combination weighs 2 lbs more than 5.5 gen SE with Continental Extreme Contact DWS 235/45r17.
I have 20mm spacers on the rear.
My car is lowered on Eibach springs with Koni Sport struts. Rears are set to the higher setting. Please forgive my driveway for making the car sit uneven.
Front brakes are 6th gen.
I really need to get my Stillen body kit installed now.
Last edited by JSutter; 08-03-2019 at 06:51 PM.
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18s? You Dirty Dawg! LOL
But at least they're legal. All four of them. And take you for LONG rides! With a BIG smile.
I like them. They really stand out when far enough to appreciate the whole look! That Titanium color really compliments the Sterling Mist.
Hope you went as far as Road Force Balancing them too.
And just so you know, I also really like the G37X wheels too.
In fact, I'm considering buying a 2013 G37X with low miles for a reliable daily driver. A FUN daily driver. Under $15K out the door, Certified at Infinity Dealers.
But at least they're legal. All four of them. And take you for LONG rides! With a BIG smile.
I like them. They really stand out when far enough to appreciate the whole look! That Titanium color really compliments the Sterling Mist.
Hope you went as far as Road Force Balancing them too.
And just so you know, I also really like the G37X wheels too.
In fact, I'm considering buying a 2013 G37X with low miles for a reliable daily driver. A FUN daily driver. Under $15K out the door, Certified at Infinity Dealers.
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I'm not sure if they use road force. I think so.
We've looked at G's. The G sedans are a bit cramped inside. It seems smaller than the Altima we had before. I had my mind set on a G37xS but we waited, had a kid, got a JX35 instead. It's far more practical.
We've looked at G's. The G sedans are a bit cramped inside. It seems smaller than the Altima we had before. I had my mind set on a G37xS but we waited, had a kid, got a JX35 instead. It's far more practical.
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Yes, its in the first post.
I like OE wheels too. I mainly searched for a nice set of Nissan or Infiniti wheels. I wanted 18's, without staggered widths or offsets, an offset around 35-40mm, low weight and cost was also a factor. I got pretty close.
I think these are blingy, if not ostentatious. Then again most people who put wheels on their car are going for that in some way. At least these are not stupid heavy like some wheels I looked at.
I think I have only had one set of aftermarket wheels, Enkei RP02. If I had to buy aftermarket wheels, Motegi Traklite would be my first choice.
I still have both. The G35x wheels were on my Altima which got totaled last year. They look OK and they have way more room for calipers than the 5.5 gen wheels. Too bad these need to be refinished and I just didn't want to take the time to do it. Hopefully I'll have both sets sold soon.
I think these are blingy, if not ostentatious. Then again most people who put wheels on their car are going for that in some way. At least these are not stupid heavy like some wheels I looked at.
I think I have only had one set of aftermarket wheels, Enkei RP02. If I had to buy aftermarket wheels, Motegi Traklite would be my first choice.
I still have both. The G35x wheels were on my Altima which got totaled last year. They look OK and they have way more room for calipers than the 5.5 gen wheels. Too bad these need to be refinished and I just didn't want to take the time to do it. Hopefully I'll have both sets sold soon.
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It's not my favorite, I almost skipped over this car because of the color. Then, here I am making it more monochromatic by clearing the turn signals. The only thing that pops is the red taillights. My truck is silver too and I dared to paint the calipers red. I'm boring.
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It's not my favorite, I almost skipped over this car because of the color. Then, here I am making it more monochromatic by clearing the turn signals. The only thing that pops is the red taillights. My truck is silver too and I dared to paint the calipers red. I'm boring.
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The front rubbed on the inside at full lock. I put the 20mm spacers on the front since I had them. I put 35mm spacers on the rear to match. I think it's going to rub the fender now if I go over a big dip. I took it for a ride, no issues yet. We'll see.
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With the low profile, 50 series tires though, the Enkei rim looks awesome in any diameter!!
By the way...How hard was it to change out your calipers??
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