It's crazy how much allowance these cars have. Now that I have seen what the car looks with the wheels X millimeters out, I'll try to finalize my custom wheel design I hope to go real wide in the rear.

I can't speak for the brand overall, but from my experience with Infiniti and Lexus, the perceptions of their parent companies carry into the luxury segment. Nissans for the most part are just as reliable as Toyota, but Toyotas can tolerate neglect a little better. I find that Infiniti are very reliable, they are made for people who don't want to spend BMW money, but want a lot of excitement and performance out of a car, and are assumably *willing to pay attention to the car* . This is important. Lexus is made more for luxury, but as for reliability, I've seen the flagships having issues that I think are comparable to what the Infiniti flagships suffer. People tend to give Lexus a pass though.

@@EdBwoy i like how you said toyotas can withstand neglect better, sounds about right for sure. Nicely said, ed.

@@kramermillay right! These are my observations.

I'll be sure to post them here, I've got a few sets I'm trying to prepare, and I've spoken to a few people. Do you have a preference for what color they would be?

I don't think I heard from you about the wheels/color etc. Are you ready? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f8hxmLZ03MubkZs.html

@@EdBwoy Yes I just seen your video..was kind of disappointed about the color. Was hoping they were the silver color that matches the center caps. Could we communicate in private. How can I reach out to you?

@@gaddy8964 I just took a gamble on a middle-of-the-road color that I hoped most would like. But you've got my email now. edbwoy@gmail.com I usually include my contact info in the description box of the video.

Thank you!

@@EdBwoy Looking for a m37 @ the auction but prices are high..still got the 08 M35 hopefully this 09 G37 coupe with a buck 50 goes for what it's worth on Monday 💪🏿

@@racingvenny1151 that's the thing about the market. I hope the high prices favor you as a seller. Lol

@@EdBwoy people are broke, but these car will be great investments after all the cars with turbo's fail🤣😂😂🤣😂😂

@@racingvenny1151 aren't we all? Lol. But depending on your location, you might have a good market. Between used car dealerships and people wanting to replace their cars, there's always someone buying.

Thank you!

Here's how I would determine those specs. 1. I used a ruler against the fender and got the gap between that ruler and the wheel. Or if you want it to poke, just extend the tape measure that much further. 2. Make sure this number is in mm, and get a spacer that matches that closest. 3. I found half an inch would be close, so I went for a 15mm spacer (so I could fully bolt it down) 4. This video happened, and I now know what an extension of 15mm would look like. 5. At this point, you play with a wheel calculator to get a wheel whose face will be 15mm further out than the current wheel specs.

*Here are some options for the front:* A. 20 x 9, offset 28 B. 20 x 9.5, offset 34 C. 20 x 10, offset 41 This is on a vehicle with no suspension modifications, like mine. Assuming you want custom wheels to make the front look exactly like mine do in this video.

@@EdBwoy thanks bro.. so the higher the offset the more the wheel pokes making the rim like deep in?

@@EdBwoy I have 18s. May want to stay 18's.

@@Bear_83 the higher the offset number, the more sunken the wheel is going to look in the wheel well. And even for 18s, the widths and offsets should still be the same.

Sorry I don't have any Y51 parts

What about the rear? Or do you have aftermarket wheels?

@@EdBwoy sports rims and just the front.

@@jamesofalltrades4359 it's interesting that they only wanted the front to be spaced out, but hey! That's why I say, car modifications come in different flavors. I'm always up to see and experience something new.

I like Continental tires. The DWS 06 is a great all season tire. For shocks, I usually go with the factory option, but sometimes you can get aftermarket brands like Monroe (not my favorite) or KYB.

I have a Q70L wanted to know what size spacers would be needed on the front and back to add on my offset 24 inch rims 24x9, 24x10

H&R spacers get pretty good reviews in the Nissan/Infiniti community. They are not known to be cheap, but as I said the quality is often praised. I went the cheaper route with these ones from Titan wheel accessories

Just be patient. Your M56 will come to you when the time is right

They are supposed to be the OEM silver, but some kind of cosmetic damage happened to them to give them dark spots. It doesn't jump out at you like a defect, until you examine the wheels

I havent been on the road with these for too long, but they felt decent and were very reasonably priced. Made for your exact car, so they are hub-centric. www.titanwheelaccessories.com/

@@EdBwoy What spacers do you recommend for my M35? Is it going to be the same as yours?

@@HanabiiiUwU what *size* spacers? That depends on what wheels you currently have.

@@EdBwoy oh my bad, forgot to mention. I have the stock '19 sport wheels

@@HanabiiiUwU for the M35 with sport wheels *and stock height* , I honestly think a spacer as small as 10mm in the front will work, then maybe 12mm in the rear. For the sake of ease of mounting, maybe just go for 15mm.

I doubt you can get that part brand new. Their catalog says that component parts can't be sold separately, although you can find bits and pieces here and there. You might need to call a dealership to verify.

Those wheels are pretty popular. We should have a dedicated marketplace for them.