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Is any of you running 19x10 25mm front and rear with no issues? trying to get myself a set of Advan GT's. Got tired of my old aftermarket wheels. I'm currently running 19x8.5 front and 19x9.5 20mm rear.
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The rears are going to require a big spacer (25mm or 30mm) to match the fronts. Staggered set would be a better choice.
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For the love of god please read this before you spend money on the wrong size Advan
http://www.the370z.com/wheels-tires/...tart-here.html |
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I am afraid to ask but here it goes. A local person is selling a brand new set of Advan GT wheels. specs are
19x9.5 +30 19x10.5 +15 will these fit flush? I am not a fan of poke. |
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a set of Advans will run you close to $4,000
don't buy some crappy size thats gonna need spacers and if you're looking at a used set . . . it's not worth it get the right size wheels |
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He wants 4100.00 that's why I was asking about fitment. The only reason to buy them from him is I can pick them up this weekend. He lives like 50 miles away. But yes if the fitment is not right then I would just order a new set that fit properly. |
I decided to go with the standard 57cr's 19x8.5 25mm front and 19x9.5 25mm rear. I'm on 285/35/19 rear and 255/40/19 front. Only using rear spacers. Can I use same tires?
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20x10.5 +24 front and 20x12 +20 rears if you got $4k you might as well to it right You should also look here and learn about the different variations of Advan GT YOKOHAMA WHEEL | Japanese Cars List There is the "regular" Advan GT, available on 18/19/20 inch. These are forged and have a sticker for the logl There is the Advan GT Premium available in 18/19/20/21 inch. These have an engraved logo There is the Advan GT Beyond available only in 19 for now. 18/20 inch sizes coming later this year. These have a different face design that has less lip and more concave spokes. All of the 19 inch variations only go up to 10.5, +15 which is fine, but not that aggressive for the rear. Only the 20's let you play with more aggressive sizing (so far) |
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yeah i made a whole goddamn thread about wheel fitment
http://www.the370z.com/wheels-tires/...tart-here.html Read it and you can learn about how to buy wheels that fit with out spacers? you are lighting money on fire buying wheels WORSE than what a stock nismo comes with hell, even the fuckin' wheels you're looking at COME in better sizes the 57CR's come in 19x9.5 +22 and 19x10.5 which is a STANDARD FITMENT for our cars did you see i even linked that thread for you before? take the help |
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Many, many people have run 19x9.5 +22, lowered, with no issues. That size DOES NOT RUB
There is no reason to buy an 8.5 inch front, that is stupid |
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Coming up on needing to change tires I’m currently running 265/35/19 and 305/30/19 on a 19x9.5 and 19x11. Can I jump up to a 265/40 and 305/35 combo? Want to fill wheel gap up without going any lower considering my exhaust always scraped speed bumps. Will the ABS and TCS lights come on?
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Be no problem. You'll only be .3% difference.
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Can someone advise what the best rim size might be for 18in wheels that clear the akebono brakes on springs. Im looking for something for the street/track that will have more tires available - clear the akebono brakes - and look flush with no poke. and if you can recommend any tire sizes id be most grateful.
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Not trying to be **** but there are a lot of options! Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk |
Current setup: Stock 2011 Base Wheels
225/50 R18 245/45 R18 Lowered on swift springs Goals: Use the same tires (they are brand new michelin sport) Be able to clear akebono (plan on upgrading some day) Have a flush fit That being said, I was looking at the Vordoven Forme 15 because I live right by their warehouse and I like to support local when I can. My setup options are 18x8.5 +30 18x9.5 +22 or +30 Would this setup achieve any or all of my goals? |
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You will be able to keep your current rubber but those sizes will leave you a country mile from being flush. You'll be 25-30mm sunken in front and 30-35mm sunken in the rear. Makes more sense to sell your whole current setup and buy new (or used) wider aftermarket wheels. |
I just bought a set of the Nismo 57cr in white. Sizes are 18x9.5+38 and 18x10.5+12.I have akebonos brakes aswell. Now i know that the rears (obv the 10.5) will fit and the fronts (9.5+38) will not fit. I know that i will need a slight spacer. Im just wondering if anyone has or is currently running this size and what size spacer they are using upfront to make the wheel flush and clear the brakes.
Also there are 213 pages so don’t be an a****** and say go search. |
read:
http://www.the370z.com/wheels-tires/...tart-here.html Return your fronts and buy better sizes EDIT: 18x9.5 +22 is sold out. I mean this should make it pretty obvious what size spacer you need . . . but a better solution: Return your fronts AND your rears buy 19x9.5 +25 and 19x10.5 +12 |
If these are for the track and you want 18's your fronts are all wrong.
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Looking into buying Akebono's for my base 370z. Wheels are Enkei RPF1's. Anyone know if a 245/45/18 +35 and a 275/40/18 +15 will provide clearance for the calipers? Hoping someone has a similar setup.
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They will not clear
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Bummer, not even with spacers?
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I wanted to run 9.5+15 front RPF1 and got mixed response on facebook. Still don't know if the face has enough clearance. What is the width of the front wheel you want? |
Buy wheels that fit
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