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Luciano13 05-18-2015 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Zipper1 (Post 3201040)
I would do as suggested, im just not sure i could lower the car with that size up front. I have yet to see this done
with a drop. Anyone?

I have 285/35/19x10 in the front lowered.. Its a bit too close for my liking to be honest. I'll be most likely switching to 275/35/19

For 9.5" wheel, I'd go with FPenvy with 265/35/19. That will be a nice fit on a lowered Z

RBfastback 05-18-2015 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by FPenvy (Post 3201326)
I DD on RE-11 and they are better in rain under regular driving I've found personally. and although Florida gets a good bit of rain I think last years stats PA had more lol my finace is from FL and bitches above the rain here. that's when you know it's bad.



also in these sizes 265/305 they have worn much better than 245/275 PSS which the inside 3" disintegrated on me at 12k miles.



I had about 14k on my re-11's I just took off and the rears were still above the wear bar a bit and the fronts were still at 7.5/32nds and they come new at 9/32.



ocd though and I changed all 4 for the dragon lol


ok so I've decided since I'm curious and the math seems right I'm going to try the 295/35/19.
I know there's no test I can to to confirm except my own perception an math but what the heck why not..rear tires only last a year to me anyway so I'm gonna give them a try.

FPenvy 05-18-2015 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by RBfastback (Post 3201418)
ok so I've decided since I'm curious and the math seems right I'm going to try the 295/35/19.
I know there's no test I can to to confirm except my own perception an math but what the heck why not..rear tires only last a year to me anyway so I'm gonna give them a try.

exactly my thinking as well.

I drive march/april-oct weather permitting and I rip through rears so testing things out don't bother me much.

im ean on a whim with a little asking around I jumped to 265/305 on sport wheels lol

ZoroItaliano 05-21-2015 12:08 AM

guys ...whats the widest tire choice i can go on oem 19"without any issues
??? i have 20" spacers in rear

VinceThe1 05-21-2015 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by ZoroItaliano (Post 3204569)
guys ...whats the widest tire choice i can go on oem 19"without any issues
??? i have 20" spacers in rear

OEM Sport Rays or OEM Nismo Rays?

20" Spacers in the rear? :eek:

Jk, I know you meant 20mm :icon17:

ZoroItaliano 05-21-2015 11:34 PM

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Originally Posted by VinceThe1 (Post 3205085)
OEM Sport Rays or OEM Nismo Rays?



20" Spacers in the rear? :eek:



Jk, I know you meant 20mm :icon17:


Oem sport 19's. And my bad 20mm in rear.


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jchammond 05-23-2015 07:32 AM

http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/05...a9c5735a83.jpg gonna get some meats one day to fill out. 18x8F & 18x9R 245/45 & 275/40.....would love to go 345/30/19R & 295/35F...my wheel offset would have to be near perfect!


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jchammond 05-23-2015 07:32 AM

Wow- first pic


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jchammond 05-23-2015 07:49 AM

http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/05...73d499d9d3.jpg had to put a little better picture up


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jchammond 05-23-2015 08:26 AM

http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/05...0db1e7a258.jpg I only have 275/40/18's on rear now.. Plenty of room for more.


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1LIFE 05-23-2015 05:25 PM

Can any one tell me what offset is needed to fit 345/30/19 nicely??? Input in this area would be greatly appreciated by me :tup:

jchammond 05-23-2015 06:56 PM

pending on your rear camber setting & ride height,,,,i've heard from +28 up to +38 on a 12" wheel....A few people are running these on rear & that's what i want with nothing sticking out past fender(flush)

VinceThe1 05-23-2015 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by 1LIFE (Post 3207383)
Can any one tell me what offset is needed to fit 345/30/19 nicely??? Input in this area would be greatly appreciated by me :tup:

Ok, so original Nismo rear wheel offset is 23mm. With 325s, my tires are flush with the fender (no spacers). A 345 is 20mm wider than a 325, so that means it would stick out an extra 10mm on each side.

Taking all that into equation, the ideal offset sould be between 30-35mm.

So, a 19x12 +30 with a 345 would be a pretty flush fitment.

I would suggest going with 20s however. A 345/25R20 is within 0.2% overall diameter of the original 285/35R19s. The 345/30R19 is 1.1% larger which is no big deal, but with these sizes, my opinion is that 20s would look better.

VinceThe1 05-23-2015 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3207435)
pending on your rear camber setting & ride height,,,,i've heard from +28 up to +38 on a 12" wheel....A few people are running these on rear & that's what i want with nothing sticking out past fender(flush)

Yes, exactly. Depends on ride height and alignment. My previous post was for stock ride height and alignment.

1LIFE 05-23-2015 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by VinceThe1 (Post 3207439)
Ok, so original Nismo rear wheel offset is 23mm. With 325s, my tires are flush with the fender (no spacers). A 345 is 20mm wider than a 325, so that means it would stick out an extra 10mm on each side.

Taking all that into equation, the ideal offset sould be between 30-35mm.

So, a 19x12 +30 with a 345 would be a pretty flush fitment.

I would suggest going with 20s however. A 345/25R20 is within 0.2% overall diameter of the original 285/35R19s. The 345/30R19 is 1.1% larger which is no big deal, but with these sizes, my opinion is that 20s would look better.

Thanks brother!! That helps a lot really appreciate it.. I also need to take into consideration my rear alignment specs they are as follows -2.14 camber .10 toe
With that in mind would 19 12 +35 be the right fitment?


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