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Any noticeable vibrations over 80 mph? Thinking of getting a set for my Sport rims.
I went with 25mm rear and front and I've sped up to 110mph with no vibrations. I decided to go with Titan Wheel Accessories made here in the USA at a better price . Had them in for two and half months. Im lowered on Michelin A/S Pilot 4 265/45/18 oem wheels til I purchase upgraded aftermarket wheels.

https://www.titanwheelaccessories.c...-altima-5x114-3-12x1-25-studs-66-1-hubcentric

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I went with 25mm rear and front and I've sped up to 110mph with no vibrations. I decided to go with Titan Wheel Accessories made here in the USA at a better price . Had them in for two and half months. Im lowered on Michelin A/S Pilot 4 265/45/18 oem wheels til I purchase upgraded aftermarket wheels.

https://www.titanwheelaccessories.c...-altima-5x114-3-12x1-25-studs-66-1-hubcentric

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That should fit the current Z model too right (regarding the link)? Just confirming..

Do I need to buy different lug nuts for either the Z or Titans spacers? Car is sport trim with 18" wheels.
 
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That should fit the current Z model too right (regarding the link)? Just confirming..

Do I need to buy different lug nuts for either the Z or Titans spacers? Car is sport trim with 18" wheels.
That's correct. We have the same trim(Sport). No lugs nuts to purchase. The hubcentric spacers come with steel lug nuts to bolt into hub wheel. Then u place wheel flush to hubcentric spaces after they are torque to 85ft/lb to hub of wheel. I was flying today on turnpike where I reside 115mph no vibrations. As long you follow torque specs and re tighten after 100 miles of first drive
 
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That's correct. We have the same trim(Sport). No lugs nuts to purchase. The hubcentric spacers come with steel lug nuts to bolt into hub wheel. Then u place wheel flush to hubcentric spaces after they are torque to 85ft/lb to hub of wheel. I was flying today on turnpike where I reside 115mph no vibrations. As long you follow torque specs and re tighten after 100 miles of first drive
For the 18" wheels with the spacers that aren't lowered, the wheels would be close to flush to the fender? Just making sure it doesn't go out beyond the fender.

I am not sure if I am going to lower the car like previous cars.

Thanks again for answering.
 

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For the 18" wheels with the spacers that aren't lowered, the wheels would be close to flush to the fender? Just making sure it doesn't go out beyond the fender.

I am not sure if I am going to lower the car like previous cars.

Thanks again for answering.
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I can't believe I'm asking this.... I figured it would be easy to find out.

what size are the Lowered Z1 spacer kits?, are they different front to rear?

I want to buy some locally (as I don't want to pay exchange rate and postage from the US) and wanted to go with the tried and tested formula. I'm also adding swift springs
 

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I can't believe I'm asking this.... I figured it would be easy to find out.

what size are the Lowered Z1 spacer kits?, are they different front to rear?

I want to buy some locally (as I don't want to pay exchange rate and postage from the US) and wanted to go with the tried and tested formula. I'm also adding swift springs
25mm front and back. Now this was my last fitment. Now im gonna upgrade to
fronts 265/35 19X9.5 +22 and Rear 305/30 19X11.0 +15 (5mm spacer to touch it off) will be my fitment with aftermarket wheels in two weeks. But yea the set up i had previously is 265/35 Front and Rear with 25 mm spacers.
 

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Well I graduated to 19s aftermarket wheels staggered set up. So if anyone wants to buy my (4) set of 25mm spacer made by Titan Wheel Accessories hit me up. Only were on since August 2025.
 

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For hard pulls and spirited driving they are fine. I haven’t tracked in them so I can’t say.

When people have issues with spacers it’s always the low quality ones, not having enough lug thread or the crazy wide ones.
Hi, I have a set of 20mm spacers frt and back with hardware. They worked perfectly and my car looked great and handled a lit5le better. I bought new wheels so I don't need them. Only a few thousand miles on them.
Make me an offer. I had bought them from Z1 motorsports.
 
 






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