any issues fitting G35 sedan wheel to Q??

[Q451990]

Just remember that the G is lighter and easier on tires than the Q, so you'd have to get some tires with the appropriate load rating. I think the bolt pattern is good, and some members have used them...

You can compare the offset... they're listed in the owners manuals for each car in the specifications section - available at http://www.infiniti-techinfo.com/deptog ... ept_id=202

Heath

[goody90q45]

......tire size, 225/50/17......

Do the G35 wheels look anything like the ones in my signature pic? A true set of G35 wheels are staggered. IIRC it's +35 in the front, +40 in the rear?

I've had 17", 6 spoke, G35 wheels on 3 Q's now. My black 90Q had 235/55-17 and they rubbed until I got new shocks and then they rubbed with a load of passengers. On my current 90Q (pic) I have 235/50-17 on the rears and 225/50-17 on the fronts. Perfect fit with no wheel rubbing ever. There are only a few choices of tires with a 95+ weight rating and only 2 by Michelin in this size.

[Q451990]

A true set of G35 wheels are staggered. IIRC it's +35 in the front, +40 in the rear?

I'm pretty sure only the G coupe came with the staggered wheel setup.

Heath

[Quick Silver]

I just put a set of G35 sedan wheels and tires on my 94 Q45. No problems with fit and 15 year newer face lift! I would uplaod a picture if I could figure out how to work this forum!

[mrpeeb240]

I have those exact wheels in chrome on my 99 no fitment issues other than they sit way inside fenders without spacers,
sigh look far better than stock
Brent

[Q45tech]

What do looks have to do with anything on an old car.
Fancy wheels are 3 times more likely to get you pulled over in a marginal situation by police.
The uglier stronger 15" stock [225/60/15] again saved me twice last weekend