Racing Hart RS 721
 

Hi All, still new to the site as i have just purchased a new silver 370z, trading in the old 350z touring for it - still waiting for delivery.

my question is that currently on the 350z i have the Racing Hart RS721 19x9f and 19x10r, will these fit on the 370z? i have absolutely no idea what offset they are. all i know is that they fit perfectly on 350z (i.e. no spacers)

i have attached a pic of the 350z with the wheels.

thanks

Marco

polo

someone was bound to say that

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on a serious note though...congrats and welcome to the forum...:tiphat:

not sure about the difference if any in 350 and 370z offsets, im sure someone will chime in an educate us both on this one though...:tup:

look forward to seeing shots of the new z...

Without knowing the offset it's hard to say if it will fit or not. The offset should be written on the back of the wheels. I believe the oem offset for the 350z is 33m front and rear. The 370z is 47 and 30. You also have to check if the racing harts clear the nissan bbk, if you got the sport package.

you probably want to trade those wheels for bigger ones man... this car can run 305's in the rear w/ no modifications with the right rim

I had issues when I got my 19" Enkei GTC-01's.....

Enkei supplied me

1. 19 * 9 fronts (18mm) offsets
2. 19 * 10 rear (22mm) offset.

The 19 * 10 rears were fine.

The 19 * 9 fronts rims stuck out and were illegal.

Enkei subsequently provided me 19 * 8.5 (42mm) offset and they fit fine.

spoke to the guy who sold them to me and he said they're a 26 or 28mm offset...

Nice plates - ZED.35L I've got ZED.37L

As far as the offset, front should be good, nice and flush. Rears will prob need a 10-15mm spacer to line up the same with the fenders as the front.

As mentioned above, clearance over the stock BBK if you get it will be the question, but I would be surprised if they didn't clear.

I have some RH on mine and really like them.

bastard! LOL i was going to get that plate!