[Official] 370z wheel fitment guide (pics/specs) only

OptionZero

why are OEM camber specs a limitation? And that car isn't even that low, its barely tucking tire. Does not seem difficult to dial that up.

if you want fitment, coilovers, suspension arms and a bit of negative camber. Not sure why every sports car owner isn't down for adjustable suspension. So many scared Z owners on here.

DPE_G has 20x11 +0 with a 285/30. Not sure whathis camber specs are but it looks minimal. Easy peasy fitment that looks great.

I ordered 20x12 +20 in back. Kinda wish i went 20x11 +0

Ghost116

Oem camber specs isn't a limitation. Is an aiming point, excessive camber and camber wear just inst worth it. Plus having cars pulled off the road and crushed in my area over height and camber isn't worth runnin that little bit extra fornit.
And first mod I've done to both my cars is suspension and adjustable arms I agree totally, adjustment is necessary some people want t to create excess camber others use it to stay within atock soex

Anthony@Royal

I love when people compare static vs. air

Ghost116, the car has SPL arms and about -3 degrees of camber in the rear. Sideskirts sit 1" off the ground, front subframe about 2", exhaust hits the lane dividing street reflectors. It looks good, but the ride height makes it more difficult to drive. Or you can buy air ride and park that bitch hard.

Ghost116

Exactly what I was looking for!! Thanks for the info man, don't plan on being that low lol just an inch or so lower then stock. But maybe one day air will be an option I am leaning towards liking it especially with the improvements in performance side of air suspension not just being for looks

Anthony@Royal

No problem

Air ride has definitely come a long way. We won't ever run it on our Z because well... it's a sports car