tjlskyline

I took my Racinghart J8's that I had left over from my G35 to Firestone today and they didnt work on my G37. Something with the tire pressure valve, and theres an extra bolt? on the G37....
So they didn't even see if they would rub or not on the new brakes...

Anyone wanna buy a set of rims?

silvernole12

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Is that extra bolt the same thing they have on the front hubs of the G35 coupe to prevent putting the rear wheels on the front? If so it can be removed.

jbass350z

They should fit no problem. Like he said, get rid of that bolt.

Volk350z

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what size and offset is the RH?? cuase if the offset is too long you might have rubbing problem..

terrycs

iTrader: (37)

Was yor G35 a sedan or coupe?

You have a chance if they were 18+ inches for a sedan, but the wheels have to have the backspacing (not just offset) for a big brake kit which is essentially what the G37S has. We also need to know the width.

VinNYCG

I'll called iforged a couple days back to find out if my aeros would fit the g37...The csr told me once my rims cleared the brembo's which they did, they would fit the 37. Also that bolt had to be removed on my 35 for my iforged to fit...Good luck and keep us posted.

-Vin

johng35m

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i feel you man.. i have some racing hart rs521 on my G and im trying to put it on my g37 but the performance shop said it wouldnt fit because it would stick out too much or something like that. any help?

IP37

any wheel with offsets made for a g35 will stick out too far on a g37

PainProphet

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Not to be mean, but it sounds like "they" have never worked on a G35 or a 350z for that matter. I remember that "extra bolt" on my 350z. lolz

Sounds like you need a doctor's second opinion.