The "Will it fit?" thread

[OptionZero]

to speak accurately.

[OptionZero]

Originally Posted by lizzzys

Looking at getting Avant Garde F211,s can someone help with with what kind of offset i need to clear akebonos, was thinking of going 20x11.5 rear, 20x10 front, I'm open to tire sizes, was thinking something like 305/30 rear, 275,30 front? I have coils currently running factory spec camber. not looking to stretch tires or go much more than -2 camber.

thanks
Liam

Something like +25 front and +30 rear to be conservative

Here's the baseline:
Everybody does Te37 in 19x9.5 +22 front and 19x10.5 +12 rear with 265/305 and it fits fine, without -2 camber

Your wheels are slightly wider in front and an inch wider in rear.
I would go something around +25 in front and +22 in rear. Should be plenty of room

you should buy fully adjustable arms so your alignment shop can sort out all the settings anyways

[Eatnkix808]

Just bought a base 2011 z with Akebono bbk in july. Purchased used 19" og bronze te37 a month ago and been doing a lot of research for tires but can't seem to find my answer so I decided to ask. I love the meaty look but always see the typical 275/35, 305/30 set up so I wanna know if the set up I'm going for which is 275/40, 305/35 will be fine. Tires Im going for is Michelin super sport(ready to pull the trigger once I hear it's okay) I'm on stock suspension atm but planning on going coils later but just a slight drop to eliminate a bit of gap. All help is very much appreciated.
Rims are
Front 19x9.5 +22
Rear 19x10.5 +22

[jchammond]

Rear will be no problem/ not sure on the front...front tire size is 27.7"tall.

[jchammond]

Measure clearance,while turning w/rear base wheels on the front.
18x9+15's have 3.393"front spacing & +22 9.5's have 3.375....they are just .018" further out....check this before pulling the trigger on the big $$$ Michelins.
Stock diameter on 18's were close to 26.7" so that's about 1/2" more around the tire....just an idea..Good Luck.

[kevinyvng]

Hey, this is my first time replying in a forum on the370z.com website. I was wondering if I can get some help on the fitment of these wheels that I'm about to purchase for around 3k:
Used TE37 OG Bronze
19x9.5 +12 FR, and
19x10.5 +12 RR.
I currently drive a 370z nismo 2016, and I'm very new to the car scene. Everything is stock at the moment as well. Any suggestions and advices would be much appreciated.

[Silver09]

Hey guys. I've been searching for an hour idk if I'm just looking past it or what but all I need to know is will the 350z stock 17" rim fit my touring 09' 370z.. I think it will since the smaller brakes but wanna double check. I'm sure the answer is here but I just can't seem to find it.. frustrating. Want to use the 17" for the drag strip with bolt ons. Nothing crazy.

[OptionZero]

Originally Posted by kevinyvng

Hey, this is my first time replying in a forum on the370z.com website. I was wondering if I can get some help on the fitment of these wheels that I'm about to purchase for around 3k:
Used TE37 OG Bronze
19x9.5 +12 FR, and
19x10.5 +12 RR.
I currently drive a 370z nismo 2016, and I'm very new to the car scene. Everything is stock at the moment as well. Any suggestions and advices would be much appreciated.

Rears no problem

Fronts you'll want to buy some SPL upper control arms and have the ability to adjust camber. Negative camber will be required.

A fairly common setup is 265/35/19 and 305/30/19 rear. See here:
[Official] 370z wheel fitment guide (pics/specs) only

That guy is running 19x9.5 +22 front, 10.5 +12 rear with that same tire size. Rears are no sweat.

Your wheels are 10mm further outward that his fronts. That is why camber is needed. A couple degrees won't hurt anything.

If ur worried about clearance you can go to a 245/40/19 front and a 285/35/19 rear. Those are the stock sizes on nismos, same width wheels so no fitment problems

Oh hell, buy some Powertrix coilovers too, drop the height a couple inches and complete the look

Excellent choice on wheels. Everyone should own at least one set of te37s in their lifetime. A timeless classic

[kevinyvng]

Originally Posted by OptionZero

Rears no problem

Fronts you'll want to buy some SPL upper control arms and have the ability to adjust camber. Negative camber will be required.

A fairly common setup is 265/35/19 and 305/30/19 rear. See here:
[Official] 370z wheel fitment guide (pics/specs) only

That guy is running 19x9.5 +22 front, 10.5 +12 rear with that same tire size. Rears are no sweat.

Your wheels are 10mm further outward that his fronts. That is why camber is needed. A couple degrees won't hurt anything.

If ur worried about clearance you can go to a 245/40/19 front and a 285/35/19 rear. Those are the stock sizes on nismos, same width wheels so no fitment problems

Oh hell, buy some Powertrix coilovers too, drop the height a couple inches and complete the look

Excellent choice on wheels. Everyone should own at least one set of te37s in their lifetime. A timeless classic

Very appreciate the help my man, and thank you for the thorough explanation!

[/Angelo350Z/]

Originally Posted by kevinyvng

Hey, this is my first time replying in a forum on the370z.com website. I was wondering if I can get some help on the fitment of these wheels that I'm about to purchase for around 3k:
Used TE37 OG Bronze
19x9.5 +12 FR, and
19x10.5 +12 RR.
I currently drive a 370z nismo 2016, and I'm very new to the car scene. Everything is stock at the moment as well. Any suggestions and advices would be much appreciated.

I saw the thread TE37 OG Bronze Thread, but can you get 19x11 +15? Just curious. The fronts are a bit aggressive, you'll see the wheels poke out a bit. But tire and wheel combination magic can make them work. The rear wheels are fine.

[/Angelo350Z/]

Originally Posted by OptionZero

to speak accurately.

Well, to be accurate, neither of us is speaking. Why don't you post a pic of your setup so we know where all this knowledge is coming from.

[OptionZero]

Originally Posted by /Angelo350Z/

I saw the thread TE37 OG Bronze Thread, but can you get 19x11 +15? Just curious. The fronts are a bit aggressive, you'll see the wheels poke out a bit. But tire and wheel combination magic can make them work. The rear wheels are fine.

The OG te37 does not come in 19x11 +15
The new Te37 ultra does tho. Haven't compared prices on the 19 inch version.

If you are in California, I would contact Tom at Speed Image USA. He is in Fremont and a Rays retailer.

[OptionZero]

Originally Posted by /Angelo350Z/

Well, to be accurate, neither of us is speaking. Why don't you post a pic of your setup so we know where all this knowledge is coming from.

Just to know what you're, asking ... my original comment was about your post that you couldn't run a 5mm spacer on your 19x9.5+20

Are you asking me to show a more aggressive front fitment? 19x9.5 +15 or better?

Cuz .... well

I guess I'll just wait to see what you want to see

Look here
20x10.5 +10 with 275/30/20 on stance coilovers not air
http://jdmchicago.com/wp/2013/01/jay...nismo-edition/

Plus user CarbonFZ had like three sets of different SSR professors that were pretty aggressive, albeit with less tire

I'm doing 20x11, +15 with 275/30 front. Just ordered tires. Wheels are at the LA dockwaitijg for Mackin to unpack and ship


EDIT:
Look here
GMR SS-1 Wheels

Fronts are 19x9.5 +15 and 3mm spacer

[KamiSpeed]

Originally Posted by kevinyvng

Hey, this is my first time replying in a forum on the370z.com website. I was wondering if I can get some help on the fitment of these wheels that I'm about to purchase for around 3k:
Used TE37 OG Bronze
19x9.5 +12 FR, and
19x10.5 +12 RR.
I currently drive a 370z nismo 2016, and I'm very new to the car scene. Everything is stock at the moment as well. Any suggestions and advices would be much appreciated.

Hey! If you want the same set, but in a more easily fitting front offset. We have 19x9.5 +22 Front / 19x10.5 +12 Rear OG TE37 Bronze on order. This requires no suspension or fender mods at all for your Nismo Z. The +12 can work on the front, but depending on tire/height/camber specs, there is a possibility of rubbing. Let me know if interested

[Blacklisted9]

Looking for opinions

I am looking to buy ES2s.
19x9.5+12 (front)
19x10.5+12 (rear)

Tires
265/35/19 (front)
325/30/19 (rear)

My main questoon to everyone is should I do +22 on the rear or +12. I know it will slightly stick out but I am looking for opinions on offset. Not if I should run 305