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Yeah that definitely is. Missed that part.

Current rears are 19x10.5 +12 with 325/30 but that rolls 26.7 instead. If I hit a bump like crossroads at 50+ then I'll get a slight rub on the rears. That is likely due to the Nismo flares though.

Fronts now are 19x9.5 +12 so pretty much irrelevant to this discussion. Can't imagine 11" wide up front though, especially in a +14. They are going to poke like an inch unless its stances to hell lol

I'm +18 and the poke is under an inch with the camber I am running. I don't care about poke...race car!

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Thank you everyone for your input.

@hotrodz I suppose I didn't really think of that. I'm not opposed to 305's if it'll clear. Plan on sticking with Pilot SS. Do you mind posting a pic of your setup? tia.

The car is in the body shop getting some beauty treatment lol. Will post up when I get tires mounted and on the car! :p

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So there's way too many posts on here for me to even be able to tell if someone's asked lol. So I'ma just ask. Got offered a pretty good deal for some Ferrada Fr3's and I know that they will fit but my question is what lowering kit should I get so I can still get that low look but also won't scrap. I'd also like to know how big of tires I could go without having to roll my fenders..
Specs:
Front: 20x9.5
Rear: 20x11
Btw im stock everything right now

What size tires?

What offset?

pretty skeptical of someone that says "lowering kit" and gives wheel sizes without offsets . . . .

Looking to get these wheels.Forgestar M14 Wheels on 2016 touring sport twin turbo.
19 inch rims.
Front 9.5
Back 11
What would you suggest for off set and tire size.
Do you have a suggestion for a differnt set up.
Stock suspension.

9.5 + 20
11 +15
Will fit within stock camber specs if ur willing to run more camber u can go wider. Optionzero has closer offsets to camber numbers he can chime in


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19x9.5 = 15mm offset with 245/40 tires
19x11 = 12-15mm offset with 285 or 295/35 tires

Kind of unrelated, but does anyone know if Z wheels would fit on a q60 coupe? They're both Nissan and have the same thread pattern. Not sure about offsets, etc. Can't seem to find the specs anywhere online for the Q60 coupe wheels other than their sizes.

Fronts need camber arms to adjust negativr camber


I think +22 safer for stock susp

Being twin-turbo; you'll probably want to adjust rear camber on the positive side of the spec sheet-as you'd have more rubber planted.
A conservative spec 9.5/11 would be +32F/+25R, 275/35F & 325/30R.
But it's different strokes for different folks.