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Most people on here stick with the OEM Rays or go for wider or larger diameter wheels than standard, so narrow aftermarket ones are rarely seen or discussed. I would suggest you contact some of the forum traders as they may be able to get some in for you or alternatively try eBay as they often have narrow wheels for a variety of cars, like these for instance: 18" Infiniti G35 Mk1 Sedan 02 to 06 ZCW Shift Alloy Wheels Only 8B7C1E Fitted with 15-35mm spacers they would most likely fit over your Brembos but it would be worth asking the seller.

If I had a 370Z I'd be all over these but sadly I don't. Nissan Gtr R35 Wheels I believe they're made by Rays and are really light too. Here's a Photoshop I found:

The Trading Post section here is always a good place to start. They come up occasionally on eBay but you need to be quick if they're a good price! There's currently two sets on there: 19" RAYS FORGED OEM stock wheels 5x114.3 370z Rays Forged Alloy Wheels for Nissan 370z / 350z

I think most people go for 245/35 and 275/35 probably because both front and rear are then slightly smaller than OEM 18" and therefore keep the ratio of front to rear closer to OEM. Technically 255/35 would be slightly closer to OEM although larger. I believe 245/35 with 275/35 is also what the optional Nismo LM GT4 alloys were fitted with. As long as you stick with 35 profile I expect you'll be fine with 245 or 255 on the front with 275 or 285 on the rear.

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Some here: Rays Forged Alloy Wheels for Nissan 370z / 350z

Nice set of wheels for someone, need tyres though: Rays Forged Alloy Wheels for Nissan 370z / 350z

Glad to hear it, great result.

There's some OEM ones on eBay: NISSAN 350Z STAGGERED 17" ALLOY WHEELS DRIFT SKYLINE

Don't forget you'll need some flat seat nuts as well if you're putting them on a 350Z.

They're not mine unfortunately but when I saw them and was sure someone on here would want them!

Just seen these on eBay, surely someone needs to snap these up? Nissan 370Z Rays 19 inch alloys with tyres Nissan 370z wheels Remember these will go on a 350Z as well if you change the front tyres to 35 profile and also add some 20mm spacers to the front.

They look great - but then I would say that. Lowering will definitely improve looks even further though. I think they really suit your car and the mods you've already made.

I didn't get back what I paid for them but you're more than welcome to take a cut of my loss.

Deposit taken, collection on the 20th. Keep an eye out for them reappearing in another member's build thread soon! Sorry to all of you that have missed out on this great opportunity.

Interesting, so it's just the radial grooves with wear indicators that count. Makes sense but I wasn't aware of that, hopefully the police are! So the disappearing inner radial on the RE050A doesn't matter then because it doesn't have wear indicators?

All the lateral grooves on both shoulders are shallow but the shallowest ones I've noticed are the inner (left) most radial groove and also the inner most half inch of the lateral grooves on the outer (right) shoulder. Once those have disappeared completely the tread depth on the wider deeper radial grooves near the middle still measure okay. To me it just seems to make determining what's legal more confusing than it needs to be.

I've noticed that the RE050A have shallower grooves on the edges, on my worn tyres it's very noticeable. I've always thought it odd because I believe legal tread depth is measured across the centre three quarters and these shallower grooves are potentially within that. Whether you choose to change your tyres at 1.6, 2 or 3mm your edges are always 1mm less. I've never noticed this with other tyres and I do wonder if it's a scam to get people to buy new tyres sooner.

It's Friday so it must be time for another photo! Think I'll go for another of morgs' as they look great with the Azure and this is exactly how they fill the arches without the need for spacers.

Now sold, only took 15 months! Mods feel free to lock. If you feel you've missed out on the opportunity to buy this centre cap then I still have a set of four steel grey ones available for £1,600: 4 Rota Centre Caps - Steel Grey Medium Top I'll even throw in new wheels and tyres with them.

You're in luck - I do still have it! I'll drop you a PM.

Hey morgs, hope you don't mind me pimping out your photo! These wheels are still pretty rare it seems and I'm keen for people to see what they look like, yours being such a great example.

It's Friday so here's another inspirational photo for you lovely people sitting on the fence to ponder over.

I think I'd be tempted to go for ET35 on the rear, that way when you decide to upgrade again you can sell the set as a whole and it will be suitable for more cars and not just those that will take low offsets. In the meantime you'll still have a 5mm lower offset than the alternative.

Given that the 370Z expects the diameter of the front tyres to be slightly larger than the rears (unlike the 350Z) wouldn't a 19" front, 20" rear combo look a bit unbalanced? I guess something like 275/30R20 rears with 245/40R19 or 275/35R19 fronts would probably keep ESP/VDC happy though.