The "Will it fit?" thread

[paulo_370z]

hey guys sorry im a bit new to this forum but im looking to buy some wheels and i was wondering if anyone knows what this set up would look like. I plan on buying some varrstoen es1 or es2

Im currently on swift springs with factory camber spec
19x10.5 +12 front
19x10.5 +12 rear

I have the sports package and want to use the stock tires on these rims. My question is will this set up run flush with my fenders. My goal is to sit flush with no spacers needed and not sticking out. Any input or advice will greatly be appreciated. Sorry if this is a stupid question

[jchammond]

Originally Posted by paulo_370z

hey guys sorry im a bit new to this forum but im looking to buy some wheels and i was wondering if anyone knows what this set up would look like. I plan on buying some varrstoen es1

Im currently on swift springs
19x10.5 +12 front
19x10.5 +12 rear

I have the sports package and want to use the stock tires on these rims. My question is will this set up run flush with my fenders. My goal is to sit flush with no spacers needed and not sticking out. Any input or advice will greatly be appreciated. Sorry if this is a stupid question

Do you currently have the 19x9 +47 & 19x10 +30 ?


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[paulo_370z]

Originally Posted by jchammond

Do you currently have the 19x9 +47 & 19x10 +30 ?


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yes i do

[jchammond]

Originally Posted by jchammond

Do you currently have the 19x9 +47 & 19x10 +30 ?


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if you're running 19x9+47F & 19x10+30R,,,my calculations are (+2.11" front spacing on F & +0.89" front spacing on R) meaning that the rim lip on front could be up to 1" outside fender & the rear .25" out.....all depends on your camber adjustments///take 2 yard sticks and put one sideways at top of rim lip & touch against both sides of fender & take other one & measure gap to rim lip.
not saying that they won't work with factory tires-because you will definitely have the front one's stretched.
do the same in rear.
Factory Specs are (+43 18x8,+15 18x9) (+47 19x9,+30 19x10) (+40 19x9.5,+23 19x10.5)
hope this helps....rear would have a lot better chance than front.

[jchammond]

Originally Posted by jchammond

if you're running 19x9+47F & 19x10+30R,,,my calculations are (+2.11" front spacing on F & +0.89" front spacing on R) meaning that the rim lip on front could be up to 1" outside fender & the rear .25" out.....all depends on your camber adjustments///take 2 yard sticks and put one sideways at top of rim lip & touch against both sides of fender & take other one & measure gap to rim lip.
not saying that they won't work with factory tires-because you will definitely have the front one's stretched.
do the same in rear.
Factory Specs are (+43 18x8,+15 18x9) (+47 19x9,+30 19x10) (+40 19x9.5,+23 19x10.5)
hope this helps....rear would have a lot better chance than front.

The +2.11" & +0.89" is how much the wheel will come out further than what is stock...the backspacing on the 10.5wide wheel is 6.25",,,that is good.

[paulo_370z]

Originally Posted by jchammond

if you're running 19x9+47F & 19x10+30R,,,my calculations are (+2.11" front spacing on F & +0.89" front spacing on R) meaning that the rim lip on front could be up to 1" outside fender & the rear .25" out.....all depends on your camber adjustments///take 2 yard sticks and put one sideways at top of rim lip & touch against both sides of fender & take other one & measure gap to rim lip.
not saying that they won't work with factory tires-because you will definitely have the front one's stretched.
do the same in rear.
Factory Specs are (+43 18x8,+15 18x9) (+47 19x9,+30 19x10) (+40 19x9.5,+23 19x10.5)
hope this helps....rear would have a lot better chance than front.

thank you that does help after reading this i think i will be going with
19x9.5 +12
19x 10.5 + 12
what do you think? will that be better and sit flush with no poking?

[jchammond]

Originally Posted by paulo_370z

thank you that does help after reading this i think i will be going with
19x9.5 +12
19x 10.5 + 12
what do you think? will that be better and sit flush with no poking?

still @ +1.61" out on rim,,,a more common front 9.5 is +25-which is +1.11 out further on rim...Hopefully a few other members will chime in-don't want to steer you wrong.

go to the (370z MEATY TIRE THREAD) this will give you lots of ideas.

[jchammond]

Originally Posted by jchammond

still @ +1.61" out on rim,,,a more common front 9.5 is +25-which is +1.11 out further on rim...Hopefully a few other members will chime in-don't want to steer you wrong.

go to the (370z MEATY TIRE THREAD) this will give you lots of ideas.

Ok Fellow Forum Member's,,,i know some of you guy's are running aggressive offset wheels on your ~Z's~ & new member is trying to do a one shot one kill on offsets for flush mount-without spacers......i know camber plays a HUGE role in this....so give it a look-he want's to use stock sized tires,,,(i'm guessing 245/40,275,285/35/19's) initially wanted to use stock tires on 19x10.5+12 on all 4 corners.
thank you for the help.

[jchammond]

Originally Posted by paulo_370z

hey guys sorry im a bit new to this forum but im looking to buy some wheels and i was wondering if anyone knows what this set up would look like. I plan on buying some varrstoen es1 or es2

Im currently on swift springs with factory camber spec
19x10.5 +12 front
19x10.5 +12 rear

I have the sports package and want to use the stock tires on these rims. My question is will this set up run flush with my fenders. My goal is to sit flush with no spacers needed and not sticking out. Any input or advice will greatly be appreciated. Sorry if this is a stupid question

Check out Gale Forces Build: could give you ideas on offsetsImageUploadedByTapatalk1438759666.272924.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1438759681.289315.jpg


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[jchammond]

Originally Posted by jchammond

Check out Gale Forces Build: could give you ideas on offsetsAttachment 106394Attachment 106395


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He shouldn't mind,,,bad to the bone ~Z~