The "Will it fit?" thread

[dominicpadawa]

Hi,

I made a Wheel calculator for cars. The car 370z is available but I don't have web hosting for it. Do you think this forum could host it, or someone on this forum have a website to host it ? Here is a preview image of the calculator for 370z.

If you want to try it, the FRS/BRZ calculator is already hosted here : https://www.ft86motorsports.com/wheelitfit

Thank you.

[OptionZero]

coilovers + air cups

done

[redondoaveb]

Originally Posted by OptionZero

coilovers + air cups

done

Thought about that but damn, they're expensive.

[OptionZero]

You spent the money to put out 650 hp

Spend the money to put it to the ground

and get on your driveway

[redondoaveb]

Originally Posted by OptionZero

You spent the money to put out 650 hp

Spend the money to put it to the ground

and get on your driveway

As long as I stay close to stock ride height I can get in and out just fine and the reason for my post was to try to find a wheel/tire combination to help put it to the ground. Lowering my car isn't going to do that.

[rvvhimiqbvl]

Quick question

I've been scouring through the forums and so far it seems like a greenlight, but, I'm currently running 245/45 in the front and 275/40 in the back on my base 18" wheels, and planning on lowering on ARK GT-S springs and running 20mm spacers in the front and 25mm in the back until I buy new wheels down the road. Will it fit?

Thanks in advance!

[Zezus]

Originally Posted by rvvhimiqbvl

Quick question

I've been scouring through the forums and so far it seems like a greenlight, but, I'm currently running 245/45 in the front and 275/40 in the back on my base 18" wheels, and planning on lowering on ARK GT-S springs and running 20mm spacers in the front and 25mm in the back until I buy new wheels down the road. Will it fit?

Thanks in advance!

Yes you'll be fine. I ran almost the same setup, but 25mm all the way around.
looked good!

[OptionZero]

do you not know what a cup kit is?

[redondoaveb]

Originally Posted by OptionZero

do you not know what a cup kit is?

What's the point if I'm planning on staying close to stock ride height?

[OptionZero]

i would save the money on spacers and springs and keep it stock until you can do better

[OptionZero]

my point is that you don't need to stay at stock height with a cup kit

why would you want to roll around 4x4 status? you have a sports car

[redondoaveb]

Originally Posted by OptionZero

my point is that you don't need to stay at stock height with a cup kit

why would you want to roll around 4x4 status? you have a sports car

My previous z was lowered 3/4 of an inch on kw's with 20" wheels and it sat perfect. A car doesn't have to sit super low to make it a sports car, too low is detrimental to the handling of the car.

[redondoaveb]

Here's a pic of the previous Z.

[Spooler]

Originally Posted by redondoaveb

My previous z was lowered 3/4 of an inch on kw's with 20" wheels and it sat perfect. A car doesn't have to sit super low to make it a sports car, too low is detrimental to the handling of the car.

Just get 19's. 20's look funky on a 370z to me. That's just me though.

[redondoaveb]

Originally Posted by Spooler

Just get 19's. 20's look funky on a 370z to me. That's just me though.

I'm not sure if I'll end up with 19's or 20's but I don't think 20's look funky at all on the z. I think they fill the huge fender well better.