The "Will it fit?" thread

[SoLif3Lik3]

Front:

20x10.5 +25

Dropped on ARK GT-F springs.

Too aggressive or just right?

Looking to avoid rubbing and having to use a ton of negative camber.

Thanks

[Ire]

Advan Racing GT
20x9.5 front +29
20x12 rears +20
im very worried they wont fit. thoughts? i used the online calculator and im willing to roll/pull a tiny bit but im still worried.
As above i want a functional build and not have to run much negative camber

[Radride]

Originally Posted by Ire

Advan Racing GT
20x9.5 front +29
20x12 rears +20
im very worried they wont fit. thoughts? i used the online calculator and im willing to roll/pull a tiny bit but im still worried.
As above i want a functional build and not have to run much negative camber

Your front wheels will be sunken into the fender where as the rear wheels will poke quite bit past the fender. You'll have to run spacers (don't recommend) for the front. I personally would pass on this setup.


R.K.

[XPNSD IT]

the fronts will fit pretty clean, close to the fender, widths are .5" wider and offset is almost 20mm more than stock fronts.

Actually fronts will be 25mm more than stock which might be a bit much. I think 20mm is the max most go on stock wheels.

[kz34wa]

Can I stay with 245/40 in the front and get 305/30 in the rear? or will i have to go wider in the front to match the tyre combo?

[Hotrodz]

Go wider at least 265/30!

[FPenvy]

Originally Posted by kz34wa

Can I stay with 245/40 in the front and get 305/30 in the rear? or will i have to go wider in the front to match the tyre combo?

from what i understand if you stagger them that much you will create oversteer.

someone else could chime in to confirm this.

[Amuse370z]

TE37SL 19x9.5+22f 19x10.5+12 dropped 1-1.5inch

Which tire size should I go with?
275/35 and 305/30, or 265/35 and 305/30...or something else all together?

[Ire]

you don't need 305s tbh
your rims are such that going too wide will not give noticeable performance gain over the difference in price.

I've since researched a lot on sizing and can safely say my GTs will fit given the tire choice.

[carlitos_370z]

Good am guys maybe someone can help me here... i can decide if go with 255/35/19 or 255/40/19 for the front on my sport wheels... im going with 285/35/19 for the rear... i want to know what is the best option for the front!!! maybe the answer its in this thread but i dont want to read all the 63 pages lool!!! i really appreciate your help

BTW if you need to know my car is dropped on Swift with SPC Rear camber arms.

Thanks!!!

[Fienchen]

Hi folks,

Is this setup possible for my 370Z:

Varrstoen ES1
9 and 11x20 ET 15,
tires 235/30 und 285/30?
This tires, or other tire-sizes?

Thanks together from Germany

[GURJEEZY]

Originally Posted by GURJEEZY

I am about to order some work wheels, I can specify exact offsets...

I have a 11' touring with sport package.

I am at stock height and will be staying at stock height because of the roads around where I live.

Will these fit and how will these look at stock height? Will it be flush with the top part of fenders width wise? I am not worried about fender gap.

Front - 19x9.5 +33 (255/35/19)

Rear - 19x11 +18 (305/30/19)

anyone have input??

[Amuse370z]

Originally Posted by Ire

you don't need 305s tbh
your rims are such that going too wide will not give noticeable performance gain over the difference in price.

I've since researched a lot on sizing and can safely say my GTs will fit given the tire choice.

The difference in price isn't too much. I just want proper sized tires for the wheels.

...and I really don't know what is considered "perfect".

[josedlr1992]

hey guys, i want to run 19x9.5 and 19x10.5 but i am not sure of the offset, my car is stock height and i was really looking in to getting the TE37SL but it looks like i will need to lower my car before those look nice on the Z any other recommendations on rims or offsets that i should be looking for in order to get clean look with these rims sizes, and also if possible what tires size would you guys recommend?

[Ire]

Originally Posted by Amuse370z

The difference in price isn't too much. I just want proper sized tires for the wheels.

...and I really don't know what is considered "perfect".

yeah, theres no "perfect" size.
if you're going for just looks, its just a matter of calculating sidewall number (width vs sidewall thickness) and making sure you get the look you want. if you want a little stretch, perfectly flat etc. It also matters how much of a drop you want, stiffness of suspension and the travel length of your suspension. To avoid having to type out an essay and a half I'm going to say sidewall calculators and rim fit calcs are very helpful but at the end of the day, fitment is personal