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Originally Posted by 2013Zsport So maybe +23 or +24? The front sounds good! And I think +30 is the highest I can go without hitting the brake calipers. I can't

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Old 02-23-2014, 08:23 PM   #16 (permalink)
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So maybe +23 or +24? The front sounds good! And I think +30 is the highest I can go without hitting the brake calipers.
I can't recall the stock rim sizes. I have them at work. I'll check for you tomorrow.
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Hmmm. That's different from what I measured on pre 2013 models, maybe they changed something on the front. Didi you lay a thin flat object across the diameter of the wheel and measured from that?
Yes, I used a level. That's the only thing I can think of is that maybe Nissan changed the offsets on the 13s wheels.
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I can't recall the stock rim sizes. I have them at work. I'll check for you tomorrow.
Thanks! I think the sport wheels are 19x9f +47 245/40/19 & 19x10r +30 275/35/19 at least 09-12 my13tires are the same maybe the offsets are different, I'll see if I can find anything on that.
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Thanks for this.

Now if I can figure out how to decipher it. So many numbers.
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Thanks! I think the sport wheels are 19x9f +47 245/40/19 & 19x10r +30 275/35/19 at least 09-12 my13tires are the same maybe the offsets are different, I'll see if I can find anything on that.
Same numbers I have seen. Like I said - not sure about 2013-14.

Anyway here as some numbers with different tire options and offsets. I ran your desired offsets and getyuorwheels recommendations. The difference in tire numbers is obviously by how much the tire sticks out past the lip.

Fronts:

255/35/20x9 +30
Will stick out 22 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 686 mm (679 mm stock)
245/35/20x9 +30
Will stick out 17 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 680 mm (679 mm stock)

255/35/20x9 +20
Will stick out 32 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 686 mm (679 mm stock)
245/35/20x9 +20
Will stick out 27 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 680 mm (679 mm stock)


Rear:

285/30/20x11 +28
Will stick out 7 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 680 mm (675 mm stock)
295/30/20x11 +28
Will stick out 12 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 686 mm (679 mm stock)
305/30/20x11 +28
Will stick out 17 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 692 mm (679 mm stock)

285/30/20x11 +15
Will stick out 20 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 680 mm (675 mm stock)
295/30/20x11 +15
Will stick out 25 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 686 mm (675 mm stock)
305/30/20x11 +15
Will stick out 30 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 692 mm (675 mm stock)


285/30/20x11 +23
Will stick out 12 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 680 mm (675 mm stock)
295/30/20x11 +23
Will stick out 17 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 686 mm (675 mm stock)
305/30/20x11 +23
Will stick out 22 mm farther then stock.
Wheel diameter 692 mm (675 mm stock)

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it does help thanks! i just got off the phone with Forgestar and they recommended 20x9.5F +25 with a 255/35/20 and a 20x11R +20 with a 295 or 305 tire. I'm still going with a 285 though
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Let us know how it works out.
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I will! Thanks again for your help!
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Make sure you don't go 35 series front and 30 series rear that will lead to this since the front tires overall diameter will be larger than the rear

BRAKE, ABS, VDC OFF, SLIP light on.What do I do?

I would go 20x9.5 (+20) with 255-30-20 front and 20x10.5 (+15) with 285-30-20 rear if I was choosing this wheel
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Not questioning just trying to learn.

How come the stock wheels are 40 in the front and 35 in the back? Those are different, should they not cause a similar issue?

Is it because you want to keep the rear and front diameters similar? Aren't the numbers I ran within reasonable limit?

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Not questioning just trying to learn.

How come the stock wheels are 40 in the front and 35 in the back? Those are different, should they not cause a similar issue?

Is it because you want to keep the rear and front diameters similar? Aren't the numbers I ran within reasonable limit?
All depends on the sizing, VDC is generally happy if you can maintain stagger with the fronts being less than 1% greater than the rears

The stock setup of 245-40-19 and 275-35-19 rear is .5% larger in the front which will not be detected by the VDC/TCS

255-35-20 & 285-30-20 is 1.1% larger in front which could possibly risk the VDC/TCS going off with

Best way to be safe is to use a tire size calculator:

Tire size calculator

Reference:

Will these tires work with my VDC enabled car??? Read HERE! - MY350Z.COM Forums
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