Anyone know how a non-staggered set up like this would work?

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I would love to be running 285's all around.

Those are some nice rims, I want to see them in bronze

18x9 +35 is NOT flush....not even close

try +25 or lower

18x9.5 +18?

Will those sizes clear the Akebonos in the front though?

18X9.5 +15 F

18X10.5 +15 R

Could I get away with running something like these fitments? I'm not sure how aggressive I can go in the front.

That's a really good setup for track. The fronts will be a little difficult to fit with wide tires though. Maybe 245 at most? Or 265 with a lot of camber.

We have a set in flat black 18x9.5 +15 18x10.5 +15 in stock right now. PM me if you're interested.

I'm interested, but concerned about fitment issues. You think I'd be smarter to snag something with a less aggressive offset?

Depends on what tire you want to run up front and whether you'll be tracking your car. If you're tracking I'd suggest running a higher offset with a wider tire if your class allows it. If not then go for the 245 with +15 fronts.

I'll probably be slapping on some 18inch square setup wheels just to see what it looks like on the shop car at the end of the week.

Ah. I think I will wait to see how that turns out. I would really like to see how that works out.

Sounds good.

My 9.5" wheel with 35 offset sticks past the fender slightly, it didn't rub with 265 race rubber.

These are DannyGT's AME Tracer TM02's 19x9.5F 19x10.5R (+22 all around).

The design is very similar to RPF1's since they are made by the Enkei in Japan.

http://www.the370z.com/members-370z-...-progress.html

http://www.kryptonik.org/therex/The%20Z/13.JPG

looks good to me.

search for my posts in the wheel forum. I did try this wheel and it didn't work but it was over a year ago and I don't remember the specs. They are in my thread though. They may have new fitments since then also.