I believe OEM offset for the G is +35 while ours is +45 and the GTR is somewhere in the 20s. If that's the case, the rim will stick out a lot on the front but not so much on the back.johnnir3volution wrote:ive seen a guy around my place with GTR rims on his G35. I dont see why it wouldnt fit the altima
u should get them darryl n make em fit on ur whipdangeris wrote:
I believe OEM offset for the G is +35 while ours is +45 and the GTR is somewhere in the 20s. If that's the case, the rim will stick out a lot on the front but not so much on the back.
It definitely should work. Peoples have been running crazier setups around so GT-R rims should fit fine.dangeris wrote:It wont fit... The offset is too low and the rim width is crazy wide
But it doesn't hurt to "test" fit em before you buy..
I think you're right!!!Jose3.5 wrote:^ I thought he had Ferrari breaks.
meh fenderoll or aftermarket wide fender bolt-on that bich lolLongBeachCoupe wrote:mendi.. its the offset thats the issue here, not the wheel size...
I almost pulled the trigger on getting a set of them w tires for $1800 but I couldnt bring myself to do it!
the car itself is prob a 04-062008AltiCoupeDan wrote:why is there a gap between his head light/front bumper? lol...
If the wheels are in good condition, then it's a great deal. Considering these wheels are probably worth a grand each. I say go for it if you have the money.Khaled wrote:I found the set plus new tires for $2050 ,,,, (used rims)