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Hey Guys,

Picked up an immaculate set of 18inch 350z rims with 80% Potenzas on...............problem is the hub hole is too small, the GTST hub face wont match the inside wheel face (about a 4mm gap?!?!?!).

Any ideas, or will i have to get the wheels machined out?!!?!?

Cheers

Simon

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Hey Guys, Picked up an immaculate set of 18inch 350z rims with 80% Potenzas on...............problem is the hub hole is too small, the GTST hub face wont match the inside wheel face (about a 4mm gap?!?!?!). Any ideas, or will i have to get the wheels machined out?!!?!? Cheers Simon

Are you sure? I'm pretty sure the hub centre bore on all Skylines is 66.1mm; My Stagea is, and 350Z rims go straight on to it. There are numerous R33's that I've seen with 350Z and V35 rims fitted; if centre bores needed changing I doubt anyone would bother.

Can you measure both your current rim and the 350Z rim and see? There's definitely not a hub centering ring in the wheel, or on your car?

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