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Originally Posted by cjr1881 Enkei GTC01 20"x9.5 offset either 38/40mm front on 285/35/20 Toyo Proxes R888 rear 10.5x offset 18mm 315/30/20 I'd rather go with 40 so the front tires

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Old 04-06-2012, 10:59 AM   #361 (permalink)
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Enkei GTC01 20"x9.5 offset either 38/40mm front on 285/35/20 Toyo Proxes R888
rear 10.5x offset 18mm 315/30/20
I'd rather go with 40 so the front tires don't stick out more than the rear. I don't want to rub on the control arm either. Anyone know for sure?
they will work fine.. because you can add a spacer... as mentioned in the other thread where you asked.
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Old 04-06-2012, 11:36 AM   #362 (permalink)
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they will work fine.. because you can add a spacer... as mentioned in the other thread where you asked.
Yeah, I don't want to use a spacer if I don't have to so I am going to go with a 10" wheel with a 30mm offset. I think I will have room for that without a spacer. If not then I will be forced to use one because I am out of options. Glad I went out and measured though. I have less than an inch, and when I plugged my numbers into a wheel offset and tire calc. I will be adding .6" towards the inside. The 9.5"38mm was 1" and 40mm 1.1" so those def wouldn't fit.
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Old 04-06-2012, 02:04 PM   #363 (permalink)
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I know next to nothing about tires.... I just purchased stock rays (19x9 front) (19x10 rear). I was wondering how wide I could go in the back, like maybe a 305?? But I don't want the tire to stick out or rub. There the limited 2010 wheels, if it matters at all....
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Old 04-06-2012, 04:02 PM   #364 (permalink)
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Wilbe,

Every tire manufacture will have approved or tested widths that will work on your wheels(posted on their website).

285 or 295 should be fine.
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Thank you
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Old 04-14-2012, 11:53 AM   #366 (permalink)
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i hate having to upgrade wheels because when it comes to wheels all those numbers make my head spin

looking at this wheels

- Staggered Full Set - <br>(2) 20x8.5 Roderick RW2 Cinque Silver/Machined (Chrome Stainless Steel Lip)<br>(2) 20x10 Roderick RW2 Cinque Silver/Machined (Chrome Stainless Steel Lip) Wheels

I want a 20 in wheels on an 09 nismo. I love the stock look and i want to come close to that. What size offset do i need for the front and rear? Also what size tires will fit these wheels with no rubbing. Any help greatly appreciated
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anybody?
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Get 20 for both front and rear, then get spacers for the rear.
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Really thanks.. What size space would i need?
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Really thanks.. What size space would i need?
Probably a 10mm if you're not wanting it too aggressive.
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thanks alot... any idea on tire size?
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Varrstoen 3.3.2 +22 front +22 rear (or +12 rear)

Will it fit without spacers? Akebono brakes..

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If I put 15mm spacers in the front, 20mm spacers in the rear, with H&R springs on the base model 18" wheels.. will I need to fender tuck??

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If I put 15mm spacers in the front, 20mm spacers in the rear, with H&R springs on the base model 18" wheels.. will I need to fender tuck??
No.

And Maxi I don't think those will clear the front brakes. You'll need a little spacer up front
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Okay guys I need some help. I'm usually the one answering questions but now I need a question answered lol right now I'm running a Falken452 275/35/19 10.5 +0 in the back. I'm looking at getting some continental extreme contact Dw but maybe in a 285/35/19.. how much wider would these run than the Falkens?
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