So Ive been digging through several VS-XX threads and cant seem to find a concise answer. I am interested in doing a VS-XX setup running 19x9.5 and 19x11 in the rear.
I have the touring package with sports brakes. I am wondering what would be the best offset to sit flush with the fenders.

Thanks ahead of time

9.5 +22 11.0 +15

Typo. Should be 11" on the rear.

Some suggestions for ya!

Stepped Lip Option flush:

19x9.5 +23 T-Disk (2.5inch lip) | 19x11.0 +13 A-Disk (4.4inch lip)

Reversed Lip Option flush:

19x9.5 +17 T-Disk (2.3inch lip) | 19x11.0 +13 A-Disk (4.3inch lip)

Let me know if you have any other questions, will be more than willing to help ya!

Hi guys,

I'm looking at some Axis Matrix Hyper Black Wheels locally and wanted to see if they would fit based off the specs the owner provided.

Front: 19x8 +35
Rear: 19x9.5 +40

I just need these wheels to put my oem tires on since my auto-x tires are on the stock wheels. I have the akebono brakes too. Also would hub rings be needed etc. Thank you for your time.

Simply stated, the offsets on those wheels are wrong for the 370z. They would sit way too far inboard to look good and possibly wouldn't clear the brakes.

I suppose you could use the 9.5 wheels would work OK as front wheels, but I doubt that is what had in mind.

Hey guys need some help. I'm getting gram lights 57 Drs 18x9.5 5x114. What offset will fit the front? Thanks

Will these fit without rubbing, fender rolling, or any other mods besides coilovers to close the gap?

Measurements taken from Craigslist ad

"Vossen CV2
20x10.5 +45 with 295/35/20 toyo proxes
20x9 +32 with 245/35/20 toyo proxes
5x114.3 (5x4.5)

-20x10.5 -700$ each=1400$
-20x9 -650$ each= 1300$
285/30/20 toyos =600$
245/35/20 toyos= 320$
67.1-73mm vossen hub centric rings (also have 64.1-73mm hub centric rings)"

Found these on CL near me in Greenville, SC. These are the only style of wheels that I Iike for my black Nismo.

Could also make my money back since Nismo wheels sell really fast.

Seller wants $2500

Thanks you for your inputs

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depending on whether or not you will be lowered and your camber settings, but +22 range is the best fit for a 9.5 imho.

Well I already bought them and I chose the 18x9.5+12 for the front... Lowered on Swift Spec R.... I chose that offset cause i have the same offset in my last wheels but they are 19" (19x9.5+12) love how they look and they work perfect... just rub in highway big bumps otherwise 0 issue! Im going to install them this weekend soo you can follow my build thread to see the pics ;)
here are the link of my build... also you can see the pics of the last wheel in the same offset of my new 57DR's ;)

http://www.the370z.com/members-370z-...ml#post3239166

Man, I hope you did not follow through with this.. Offsets are too high, wheels are old/played out, price is steep even though it comes with Toyo's, and the Nismo wheels are nicer, better quality, and worth more. But..... Would it fit? yes. But you'd need spacers on front and rear.

Rgr. No I'm glad I didnt. I pulled the chocks on that idea once I found that out. Prob, looking at some Work or SSR wheels.

The Rays are def sick, but I know I'll be itching for a change up in a year or two.

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I'm looking at buying some Michelin Pilot Super Sports for the stock Rays with 265/35/19 in the front and 295/30/19 in the rear. I'm lowered on KW V3's about 1 inch, with SPL arms. No spacers. Does anyone have a similar set-up or know if I would have an issue with possible rubbing? I am willing to sacrifice some ride height if necessary to accommodate the larger tires though.
Thanks for any help!

You wont rub. You could also do 305's in the rear to keep the overall heights the same.

:iagree:

you won't rub because you are actually reducing in overall diameter as compared to stock.

Awesome thanks for the help guys!