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Originally Posted by Nizmo.Man Yes, the rotors have a slightly different shape from the rear to the front. I'm having this issue as well as my wheels have a lip

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Old 03-15-2017, 09:24 PM   #46 (permalink)
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Yes, the rotors have a slightly different shape from the rear to the front. I'm having this issue as well as my wheels have a lip and my front wheels hit the caliper, rears are fine. Running 9.5 front 10.5 rear both +22 offset. Have 20mm spacers on front and am clearing the caliper but my wheels now poke. Just have to live with it or get new wheels like the other gents said. Good luck
Ok tks but I will just put a spacer of 10mm in the rear and I will see. I will get her out in 2 weeks so...I have to wait.
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for u, run more neg camber up front (a-arms) and get some nismo fender fare pieces. dat is an easy and quick way to lessen da poke.
Tks Kenchan for your help. I will put 10mm spacers on da rear and i will let the car settle. Let you know if I need A arm in 2 weeks!
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Yes, the rotors have a slightly different shape from the rear to the front. I'm having this issue as well as my wheels have a lip and my front wheels hit the caliper, rears are fine. Running 9.5 front 10.5 rear both +22 offset. Have 20mm spacers on front and am clearing the caliper but my wheels now poke. Just have to live with it or get new wheels like the other gents said. Good luck
That just sounds like bad wheel choice.
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That just sounds like bad wheel choice.
Was in a rush after a got a bend on my first set :/. The guy said it would fit perfect on the Z but I have the Nismo with Akebonos and they don't clear them, Just the stock calipers....
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people buying wheels without knowing anything about fitment

esp on a Z which can fit ******* bomb sizes for either track or street

just a waste of a chassis

track guys are running 18x10.5 +15 to +30 on 285 and bigger tires

stance guys can run negative offsets on bags

modest sizing 19x9.5 +22/19x10.5 +12 on budget coils or shock/spring

full suspension mods like me 20x11 +15 and 20x12 +20

its not that hard if you just browse some of the fitment threads, why are people messing this up
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sounds good. id get 10mm for da rear and you should be fine. if u can find a front splitter dat wiil lessen da poke look on da front but not needed. with a 5mm spacer u can usually get away without changing studs but i recommend u use steel lugs (Muteki)
Tks for everything Kenchan. Just made a roll out this weekend with my 5mm spacer in the rear and she looks so nice!!! Just a little bit more outside on the rear ( got studs and spacer 10mm in order ) and it will be perfect! Here a pic
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