- Location
- Miami
- Car
- 2004 Infiniti FX35 Supercharged
Buy Andy's(la_fx35) wheels posted above^. Very high quality wheels. And he is semi local, so you can pick them up at the next meet
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- Thread starter hvacguy
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Mine are 10.5 +30 and are pretty flush
- Location
- Toronto, Canada
- Car
- 2008 fx35 AWD
next time i gotta check them out!
- Location
- Atlanta, GA
- Car
- 2007 FX35
10.5 +25 in back and it rubs some at my ride height. 9" +25 in front and it rubs some. Pretty flush, if pushed out another 1/2" the fenders would sit on the tire on both front and rear.
Sometime in summer, I'd like to get a 22x10 and 22x12 setup. It looks doable w/ slightly smaller tires and a little more camber.
And OP, does $2K include tires? W/O tires, lots of wheels in that price range.
Sometime in summer, I'd like to get a 22x10 and 22x12 setup. It looks doable w/ slightly smaller tires and a little more camber.
And OP, does $2K include tires? W/O tires, lots of wheels in that price range.
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Is that with your Work wheels?
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Here is a pic I took of Jeff's FX with his Work wheels if these are the ones he is talking about. Looks perfect.
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- Location
- Chicagoland
You should get his wheels. All ready to go and mounted with tires already. And its not too bad of a drive down towards Chicago to do it, we can setup a meet and BBQ too! :good:
Is that with your Work wheels?
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Here is a pic I took of Jeff's FX with his Work wheels if these are the ones he is talking about. Looks perfect.
Yup these wheels I have a 5mm spacer on the rear aswell, just so I could put the caps on
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hvacguy
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- Location
- Neenah, Wisconsin
2000 for just wheels...no tires. I do like Andy's wheels, but he may not sell now
hvacguy
Member
- Location
- Neenah, Wisconsin
Okay, thanks Andy
I'm on the Andy train. His wheels are as legit as they come, tire rack sells them for over a grand a piece. True high quality 3 piece forged.
Plus classic and timeless styling.
hvacguy
Member
- Location
- Neenah, Wisconsin
So, if I run Andy's 22" wheels in the summer, will I be able to go back to my stock 18"s for winter? Will I need to get an alignment each time I switch, or is that just for when I put the lowering springs on? Last question..... What size spacers should I get for the above listed wheels? I want that flush look everyone seems to be after.
Of course you can use the 18" for winter. Technically, you don't need an alignment by switching wheels. When you lowered, you definitely need alignment check out more then usual. The $169 Lifetime Alignment deal from Firestone is a great buy. I usually get mine align twice a year when I switch out wheels.
Used 25mm spacer and your ride will look exactly like my picture above. :smile (2):
Used 25mm spacer and your ride will look exactly like my picture above. :smile (2):
Thanks Ian, Joel had me put his name on the wheels already :smile (2): He's planning to come join us on the April 21st if schedule permits.
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Joel, here a couple more pics of how the wheels with 25 mm spacer looks like :smile (2):
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Joel, here a couple more pics of how the wheels with 25 mm spacer looks like :smile (2):
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They look sooo nice, great deal :good: