Keeping Your 350Z Wheels Stock

Many 350z owners opt to upgrade their wheels in order to improve acceleration and handling, often opting for either staggered or square configurations.

The best 350z rims are both light and robust enough to withstand track use, look good, and are affordable. Most 350zs use the 5×114.3 bolt pattern, so there are many choices available to you at reasonable prices.

1. RPF1

Enkei’s RPF1 wheels are among their best-known modern wheels worldwide, making an excellent choice for enthusiasts who desire something aggressive but stylish at shows and on the street alike. Created using their proprietary MAT process (a combination of casting and forging), which provides high material strength while keeping manufacturing costs more manageable than fully-forged wheels; in addition, their twin-spoke design (as seen on McLaren Mercedes Formula One wheels) helps with stress dispersion during curves, hard braking, extreme driving situations; plus Enkei pocket design keeps rigidity up during racing use – keeping temperatures down in severe cases!

The center caps of these 350z wheels feature an attractive brushed finish that enhances their look and makes tire fitting easy for owners of this model. Furthermore, their versatility makes finding their ideal tire size that much more straightforward.

Like most stock Nissan 350z wheels, these feature a slight rim offset that’s wider than their tires – meaning that additional spacers or extended hub studs may be necessary in order to clear brake calipers.

These wheels are an excellent option for 350z owners looking to raise their ground clearance and boost performance, thanks to their deeper concave design, which reduces weight while giving the car an aggressive stance. However, due to the wheels poking out slightly from under your fenders, it may be necessary to roll or pull your fender to prevent collision with lowered vehicles and prevent any rubbing – this is often seen with aftermarket wheels not accurately measured! So make sure that you know both their lug pattern and offset specifications before purchasing them!

2. Tandem

The Tandem wheel is the top choice among 350Z owners, as it provides a clean look with its slightly concave 5-spoke design that lacks center indentations or markings. Available in various colors and finishes – black is famous – the Tandem also fits many JDM drift cars that use the same bolt pattern as their Z counterpart. On slammed cars, it may be necessary to roll fenders to prevent rubbing issues as well as adjust camber settings accordingly to reduce poke.

Stock wheels for the 350Z come standard as 18×9″ front and 19×10″ rear with a 5×114.3 lug pattern, but aftermarket wheels may feature custom sizes and bolt patterns. As using incorrect wheels can lead to handling and performance issues, it’s crucial to understand basic lug pattern knowledge before investing in any setting. Also, use hub-centric rings made of hardened plastic or steel that fit inside each hub to allow smooth rotation – these should ensure proper fitment of each wheel you purchase for your 350Z.

3. Aodhan DS-02

When selecting wheels for your 350z, there are various factors to keep in mind: tire size, lug pattern, and offset are among them. Aftermarket wheels can not only add style but can also enhance handling and performance for drift racing – picking out the appropriate set will allow you to achieve maximum tire life!

Aodhan DS-02 wheels are an ideal option for the 350z, being lightweight yet offering multiple finishes. Furthermore, their generous front and rear lip sizes, coupled with their classy five-spoke design, make for an appealing aesthetic without going overboard in terms of aggressiveness. It makes an excellent addition to any vehicle without going too far into extreme aggressiveness territory.

Aodhan offers its “DS Series” wheels as its “stance line.” These wheels feature a variety of wheel sizes and offsets to meet every need, made using flow forming (Aodhan refers to it as “Flow-Forging”) instead of forging techniques, which employ rollers that apply high pressure onto an inner barrel of the wheel to achieve greater strength.

This process is cheaper and less effective than actual forged wheels, yet it still provides them with the strength they need. The DS-02 comes in various styles and offsets for added versatility when pairing tires of different kinds.

These wheels make an excellent complement for any 350z with a low stance, but be mindful that their rims may poke out too low; in such instances, it would be wise to roll your fenders to prevent rubbing and scrubbing as well as keep your brake setup in mind when selecting wheels that will fit exactly as planned.

4. ES2

Ninebot’s entry-level electric scooter, the ES2, features an affordable price point and offers an array of valuable features.

This model is constructed from aluminum and feels solid and sturdy. Its folding hinge is located at the front of its deck to reduce flex and make riding the ES2 safer and sturdy. Furthermore, there is a circular LED display showing speed, battery level, and riding mode; plus, its power button doubles up as an easy-access screen on its handlebars.

Cosmis Racing custom-crafted these wheels, featuring a high-concave design that enhances the 350z. Sized 18×9.5 +10 and fitted flush to Nissan suspension systems. For optimal results when running lower, rolling your fenders may help to prevent rubbing issues.

When installing larger brake kits such as Brembo or Nismo brakes or even BBKs, wheel spacers may be recommended for optimal fitment. These spacers consist of small plastic or steel rings that fit over your hub to ensure perfect fitting of your new brakes, helping them sit further back within your wheel well for maximum performance.

The ES2 electric scooter is an enjoyable and practical ride perfect for daily commuting or leisurely weekend rides. Capable of providing a smooth ride over most road surfaces as long as significant potholes are avoided and a comfortable riding stance maintained the ES2’s solid rubber tires may feel quite harsh due to lack of cushioning found in air or foam-filled tires; thankfully, the front and rear shock absorbers help mitigate some discomfort caused by uneven terrain.

5. Volk Racing CE28N

If you want your 350z to take on show-style coilovers and become show-worthy, careful consideration must be taken with fitment. Most will opt for a tucked setup so the wheels sit behind the fenders to be on the safe side and ensure uncompromising lightweight performance and strength and rigidity due to design; get yourself some Volk Racing CE28Ns for maximum protection and performance!

Volk Racing is a subsidiary of Rays Engineering, a Japanese wheel company. Their rich history in motorsport can be found through numerous professional race events; additionally, they’re widely known for their cutting-edge designs and technologies like Design Mold Form Forging (DMF), which creates stronger wheels by shaping metal around a mold to align fibers in one direction for increased stress resistance.

Volk Racing CE28N wheels come in various widths and offsets to help you customize your look to suit. Most 350z owners opt for 18×9.5s in front and 18×10.5s at the rear for maximum versatility. They come in an assortment of finishes and make an ideal choice for track use due to increasing track width and improving handling. Keep in mind that larger offsets may require fender rolling kits in order to clear brakes; typically speaking, for track use, a +25mm to +40mm offset is safe. When selecting a high balance, be aware that running aggressive tires could potentially rub due to improper rolling/lipping of their edges. Standard wheels on a 350z feature five-hole patterns, but for added visual aggression, consider upgrading to six-hole versions – they look more modern while maintaining strength as effectively.