that's very meaty.

19x10 +30 / 19x11 + 20 with 265/305

http://i897.photobucket.com/albums/a...C_6116done.jpg

what wheels are those?

Volk RE30 in hyper bronze

What kind of wheels are you run ?

RE30 in Hi Meta Bronze, currently for sale!

What about a 19x9 wheel up front? Stock suspension.

If you believe that 19x9.5 +22 is the "perfect" setup for the front, then you'd be looking at roughly a +15 offset on a 9" wheel. :tup:

Thank you.

http://www.the370z.com/members/omgwtfbbq.html

That's windex's car, he is running 285/35 in the rear and stock front tires with 15mm spacers up front so +0 check out his thread.

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

How would 20x10+8 / 20x11+1 look?

Another factor that I found is not all wheel companies measure wheel width the same way.

I just bought a set of wheels that were advertised as 19x9.5/10.5. This was the inner rim width, but that info was not listed in the ad. The wheels actually measure 10 3/8 wide fronts and 11.5 wide rears overall width, so be sure to verify which measurement is specified (inner rim width or overall rim width).

http://members.rennlist.com/1976c38/...AQ-diagram.gif

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What tire are you running on this?

And does anyone know what specs on an 18" wheel/tire setup could reproduce this? (Yes I want the sidewall to be so meaty it would be the overall same diameter as this 19 setup)

Yeah but with a meaty sidewall you get more flex, roll & squish ;) , Unless it's all about the looks :cool:

I would be curious to know how 18s compare to 19s on a road course. My goals were to drop weight, maintain speedometer accuracy, and get this look.

http://ccastro.smugmug.com/Automotiv...DSC00032-L.jpg

I am very new to my 370 and my last car (e92 335i) saw a huge improvement switching to 18s.