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So, I should have paid more attention to what the different tire sizes were offered and it looks like now, using Advan AD08, I can run a 265/35 F and 295/30 R with 18x9.5 et27 F and 18x10.5 et30 R. The front should be sunken in a little more then my original plan since I am going with a 265 tire instead of a 275 but everything will clear. Will this set up mess with VDC? The rears are showing a 5.2% difference (slower) then stock. I cant find a 295 rear with a 35 sidewall although the Hankook Rs3 has a 285/18/35 and that is 3% slower. It will look even more sunken in though so I will probably need a 15mm spacer even more to make it look right with the front. The size calculator says the rears will stick out 5mm farther then stock and the fronts 36mm. I am not concerned about flush, just making sure it is even and doesn't look weird. I am planning on going with swifts too if that makes a difference.
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Hi guys i'm planning on getting a set of varrstoen es 1.1.2, i'm lowered on H&R spring. I wanted to go for a semi aggressive look and i was wondering how would 19x11.0 all around with +0 in the rear and +15 in the front look like?
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After absorbing all the fuzzy numbers in the thread, it looks like my subjective ideal is F19x10 +15 and R19x11 +5. I'm hoping it doesn't stick out too aggressively, but definitely not the sunken in look. Maybe it'll be the neutral flush look? That said, I wanted to be able to convert that subjective ideal to other widths/offsets. I can do the math, but ended up using this tool that automates the calculation. I'd like to avoid spacers but realize they tweak the math so if I'm set on getting wheels that are out of my offset sweet zone, I can do that. I also wanted a square look for the tires. This tool shows how square, fat, or stretched tires will look. While I had already been looking at Advan, Forgestar, HRE and Volk, I figured that I'd get to know the geometries a little better before making a big investment. Finally, some LOLS. At first cjr1881's response didn't make sense to me. But, I was researching something else, FI 18" CF CBE, and I ran across this gem. Ok, I get it, LOLS. |
I just ordered Nitto NT 555 245/45 f and 275/40 for the rear on stock 18 wheels. Is that a good set up and will it change the ride a lot?
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Looking to pick up a set of used Vossen VVSCV3 20x9 +20 in the front and 20x10.5 +25 in the rear mounted on Nitto N555 tires. Any feedback on how they would fit on a 2012 370z w/ sport package? They were previously on a 350z. Thank you for the help guys!
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Would these fit on a 2010 Base? 20x8.5 +20 and 20x10 +20 |
What tires are ideal for 20x9.5 and 20x10.5 wheels? Thank you for your time guys! I am thinking of getting BBS wheels. (I'm not going to tell you which ones)
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Varrstoen 222
Varrstoen 222
19x9.5 et22. V12 255/35 19x10.5 et12. V12 305/30 Touring model with tanabe nf springs (drop is 1 inch or less) Any issues, problems, comments. Don't want to have to do any other mods for them to fit. |
Will it fit?
19x10 in the front Forgestar F14 SDC 19x12 in the back Forgestar F14 SDC Thank you! |
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19x10 in the front Forgestar F14 SDC
19x12 in the back Forgestar F14 SDC |
Johncy that will fit.
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Thoughts on Tires...
Hi everyone – I am sure the question has been answered before but one more time:
I have a 2010 370z (FangLady Z) Touring Coupe with the Sport package RAYS - again that’s: 19 x 9J (front) 19 x 10J (rear) I want to keep everything stock, but would like some beefier tires. I don’t want it to look weird and I really like the squared look. BTW -the factory tires are junk – piss poor grip. I had to vent! I am going to go with the Michelin Pilot Super Sport. Thoughts gentlemen? I appreciate the advice! |
19x10 +22 & 19x11 +25
Would a 5mm or 10mm be better in the rear? Lowered on Tein Monoflex with close to stock camber. |
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This is a 19"x11" +9 http://www.the370z.com/members/98int...7653-ps120.jpg This was when the offset was +24 http://www.the370z.com/members/98int...7-big-butt.jpg |
Hmmm....well then.
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Should I go 255/35/19 or 275/35/19 with a 19x10 will for the front? I have 305/30/19 for the rear for a 19x11 wheel.
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for anyone lookin for wheels, vividracing has some g12's for sale. one set left. 20x10 and 20x12. Perfect offsets for a Z to run WIDE Tires.
you can fit a 325 and 285 on that set running oem camber! hhes got one set left i believe! http://www.the370z.com/tires-wheels/...sets-left.html |
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19" or 20" Help me decide please
So I've decided to upgrade my OE Nismo wheels on my 2012 Nismo. I'm currently stock height. I'm on the fence about going 19" or 20". I won't be Auto X it or tracking it, only street driven. I don't want any aggressive camber settings. If I go 19" I will drop with Swift springs before wheel and tires are installed. If decide to go 20" I may still drop with the Swift springs but not till after wheels and tires are installed to see how it comes out. I want wheels/tires to be flush as possible with fenders without any modifications. I also want to run the widest tires as possible and don't want the stretch tire look. Probably will be running Hankook V12 tires. So what do you guys recommend running in a 19" and 20" setup? Thanks...!!
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I'm old school bro, you have anything with a lip. Maybe a step lip. Those wheels are sure nice though. You can take it to PM for pricing if need be. Thanks..!!
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If you go custom wheels, you could just do the same offsets. Altho design will also matter when your talking about clearing the brakes. my old wheels tho: 20x10 + 27 and 20x12 + 20. http://www.the370z.com/members-370z-...a-daisuke.html |
Ah ok, Man that Z is sick..!! Very aggresive looking but clean. Exactly what I want. Love the wheel tire setup. So I see you have camber arms and coilovers. Any suspension upgrades needed to run that setup? I know you mentioned stock camber specs.
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threw those on and went. They poked a lil at stock height, but never rubbed. Under compression they would end up tucking in perfectly. when lowered the car .5" they sat really nice. |
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Stock height Nismo with 9.5x19, +25. 12x19, +28. Tires are Mich PSS 275/35-19 and 325/30-19. Nothing rubs, nothing sticks out. :D
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Thanks, Z looks great. I'm assuming with the Swift drop the tires will rub up front?
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Will 285 in the rear and 265's in the front on the stock 18's be ok? Im pretty sure they will i just need some reassurane. Im stock as far suspension for now, but im planning on getting HR springs and changing my wheels in the near future.
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