I'm looking at a set of Enkei 92 wheels for my Z that are 14x6 ET 33. Am I correct in assuming I would need at least a 20-30 mm spacer on these for good fitment? I'm not a fan of running big spacers, but I figured it was a good deal for these at $250 w/ tires. Also, anyone know a good place to find spacers if I end up going that route?

Thanks,

Alex

When the spacer gets that thick, it's best to use the bolt-on style. The factory studs are too short to use even for a 10mm plate.

Keep in mind, 25mm and larger spacers usually run $80 a pair and up. Buying 4 spacers that large may negate any savings on those wheels.

Those Enkei's were made in 15x7 ET0 (zero) if I recall, they will certainly be an easier fit and you can sometimes find them for very close to the price on those 14s

Great info, thanks for the help!

If it makes ya feel better, Enkei Decided to bring back the 92's. Part of there display at SEMA this year was a Beautiful 72'?? white 240Z with Black 92's on one side and gold 92's on the other. And a silver wheel on display in front of the car.

Here's the link with more wheel and Z pics. My buddy sent me cell phone pics from the show, he knows what I like.

http://www.blog.enkei.com/2010/11/04/enkei-wheels-at-sema-2010/

Dave

If it makes ya feel better, Enkei Decided to bring back the 92's. Part of there display at SEMA this year was a Beautiful 72'?? white 240Z with Black 92's on one side and gold 92's on the other. And a silver wheel on display in front of the car.

Here's the link with more wheel and Z pics. My buddy sent me cell phone pics from the show, he knows what I like.

http://www.blog.enkei.com/2010/11/04/enkei-wheels-at-sema-2010/

Dave

More coverage of that Z here...

http://japanesenostalgiccar.com/blog/2010/11/04/events-the-2010-sema-show/

They look better than I expected after seeing the initial press photos

If it makes ya feel better, Enkei Decided to bring back the 92's. Part of there display at SEMA this year was a Beautiful 72'?? white 240Z with Black 92's on one side and gold 92's on the other. And a silver wheel on display in front of the car.

Here's the link with more wheel and Z pics. My buddy sent me cell phone pics from the show, he knows what I like.

http://www.blog.enkei.com/2010/11/04/enkei-wheels-at-sema-2010/

Dave

More coverage of that Z here...

http://japanesenostalgiccar.com/blog/2010/11/04/events-the-2010-sema-show/

They look better than I expected after seeing the initial press photos

Good info! I've been drooling over that Z. I might just have to save up and buy some of the new ones. From what Arne says it may be a one piece cast as opposed to the original two piece forged. That's a bit of a bummer, but it will still be pretty light I'm sure.

I'd still rock the originals if I found some (and didn't have my current rims). They were great wheels.