370z MEATY TIRE THREAD

[AntiVenom]

265/35r20 & 325/30r20. that's gotta be enough to get in to the meaty club, right?

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by SlyZGuy

Can I join now?

295/35/19 +2 (10mm spacer)
255/40/19 +22

Go home. Your rear tires might make someone's front tires.


No, you got a nice looking set-up.

[ssmoked]

Originally Posted by AntiVenom

265/35r20 & 325/30r20. that's gotta be enough to get in to the meaty club, right?

Jesus. Ehats the width of your rear wheels?

[SlyZGuy]

Originally Posted by Rusty

Go home. Your rear tires might make someone's front tires.


No, you got a nice looking set-up.

that wasnt very nice

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by SlyZGuy

that wasnt very nice

Sorry. Trying to be funny. You need a 265 on the front at least. I'm planning on running 295/35-19 PSS's on the front of my Nismo to better match the 345/30-19's I have on the rear.

[AlWakRa]

Originally Posted by SlyZGuy

295/35/19
255/40/19

I have the same tire sizes on my ride as yours, I know its modest compared to other members ride










Joining the beginners meaty club?

I have a plan for my next setup, however it will be in far future as I just have my current tires, not a bad idea to ask about it now, how will 275/35R19 fit on front with current wheels 19x9.5 +22? What about 315/30R19 on back 19x10.5 +22? No spacers either front or rear, now on stock height. The car mostly will not see rain and my use is to drive from home to track and back and on weekends sometime I think next set will be Michelin Pilot Cup 2

[P's_Z]

lots of meat to be seen in this thread

[ChaseZ]

Mmmmeaty

[madwi]

Originally Posted by Rusty

Sorry. Trying to be funny. You need a 265 on the front at least. I'm planning on running 295/35-19 PSS's on the front of my Nismo to better match the 345/30-19's I have on the rear.

That thing looks beast mode. I like it

[MarksZ34]

Originally Posted by AlWakRa

I have a plan for my next setup, however it will be in far future as I just have my current tires, not a bad idea to ask about it now, how will 275/35R19 fit on front with current wheels 19x9.5 +22? What about 315/30R19 on back 19x10.5 +22? No spacers either front or rear, now on stock height. The car mostly will not see rain and my use is to drive from home to track and back and on weekends sometime I think next set will be Michelin Pilot Cup 2

I would go 285/35 F and 325/30 R since you have equivalent of Nismo wheels. It is the optimal diameter that compares with the original tires with the same 40mm difference F to R. See thread below:

Why you should use these tires with NISMO Wheels: 285/35R19 (F), 325/30R19 (R)

[JAY370ZZ]

Going on this weekend..305 on the rears on stock sport wheels. Lowered on H&R Springs..hopefully they fit without rubbing

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[Zoren 370]

Originally Posted by JAY370ZZ

Going on this weekend..305 on the rears on stock sport wheels. Lowered on H&R Springs..hopefully they fit without rubbing

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You should be good there would be no rubbing with the 305.
What you need to look at is the camber of your rear tires.
I had mine with swift springs before I changed to coils still no rubbing I just have my rear camber to -2.

[JAY370ZZ]

Originally Posted by Zoren 370

You should be good there would be no rubbing with the 305.
What you need to look at is the camber of your rear tires.
I had mine with swift springs before I changed to coils still no rubbing I just have my rear camber to -2.

Do you think you won't rub if you get some camber bolts and be at a -1 maybe? Thanks for the info!

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[Zoren 370]

Originally Posted by Rusty

Sorry. Trying to be funny. You need a 265 on the front at least. I'm planning on running 295/35-19 PSS's on the front of my Nismo to better match the 345/30-19's I have on the rear.

Sweet mighty big balls of fire a 345 on the rears!?? I would hate to be ant when you pass by otherwise I would have no chance.

[Zoren 370]

Originally Posted by JAY370ZZ

Do you think you won't rub if you get some camber bolts and be at a -1 maybe? Thanks for the info!

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I know someone over here with a zero camber ( which I dont advise) still no rubbing. Try somewhere around -1.5 to -1.8 to maximize the performance of your car at cornering.
Actually this is about original specs for the rear.
Yes I do recommend getting camber arms.