JDMsedan

I wonder what tire size he used?

JDMsedan

So nobody huh?
I was going to run these in the Varrstoen 1.1.1.

Anthony

iTrader: (4)

front should be good with that size and a roll. as for the rear.. what offset? if its a +30 id probably knock down that size to a 235/40 and a shave

Vishuz

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Im planning on getting 20x8.5 upfront and 20x10.5 in the rear and im currently dropped on tanabe DF210 Srpings.....what size tires should i get so it wont rub my fenders? Also should i take out my fender liners

step2me

SIZE and SPECIFICATION: The wheels are size 20x8.5 ET20 (Front) and 20x10 ET25 (Rear), Black finish with Chrome lip , 5x114.3 bolt pattern. all my suspention is stock will these fit even though the offset is wrong?????????????

Intellexual

I'm looking at the Enkei NT03+M wheels in the 18x9.5 size front and rear (square set up). The wheels come in both +27 and +40 offsets, and I'd like both front and rear to have the same wheels and tires.

My car is at stock ride height right now and at most will be lowered 1"-1.5".

I'm looking to do minimal fender work.

My tire of preference is 245/40/18 front and rear.

1) What will be required to fit the 18x9.5 +27 with 245/40/18 tire front/rear?

2) Will the 18x9.5 +40 with 245/40/18 tire fit the front/rear without hitting the control arms?

3) Would you recommend the +27 or +40 from an ease of fitment perspective?

Thank you.

VINCE9164

iTrader: (14)

19x8.5 +50 19/45/235
19x9.5 +45 19/40/255

Will these fit flush @ stock height?

LexiGS4ty

Alright got these 20's that came with the car wheel specs:
F - 20x8.5 255/30/20 Offsets: +30 Nexen N3000
R - 20x8.5 255/30/20 Offsets: +30 Nexen N3000

Im planning on dropping it with H&R Springs
Lowers the Front - 1.4" and Rear - 1.3"

Will it rub?

jriggs

they well not be flush.

19x8.5 et35 is pretty flush in the front
19x9.5 et 38 flushes nicely the rear

jriggs

1) camber + pulled fenders
2) will fit fine
3) not so much

jriggs

Assuming no camber or body work. Fronts will probably rub. Rears will probably be fine

LexiGS4ty

Alright, so would simple heating and molding will do? or fender shave / roll etcetc?

Had new oem struts replaced recently would it give it some negative camber at all?

Thanks : )

VINCE9164

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Thoughts of running a squared setup 19x10 all around 3" lip?
Thinking about buying a set but wouldn't it look weird having the same size lip all around?

SSxblazer

About to do a test fit, but wanted feedback from others....


Nismo 350z wheels.....on a Gs300 (03).


Front
Size: 18x9.0
Offset: +30mm
Weight: 21 lbs 4 oz
Tire: Bridgestone RE050A 245/40/18

Rear
Size: 19x10.0
Offset: +30mm
Weight: 29 lbs 8 oz
Tire: Bridgestone RE050A 265/35/19


Just curious if stock height will work? I will worry about lowering later.....

jcat_350

yes, same lip all around would look weird. You'd typically want your deeper lip in the rear as most 'sportier' staggered setups use a lower offset in the front to clear BBK's.

stock height I don't see that being a problem. However, why run an 18 up front and a 19 out back? Won't screw anything up but it looks weird and throws off your suspension geometry depending what you do with ride height front to rear.

Tirewise I don't see any issues, the 10" rim is a bit wide but with a 30mm offset that pushes it out 15-20mm further than the stock rim, should be enough to clear. Just be wary of those bridgestone RE050 if you're trying to get a stretch on the sidewall at all, they're notoriously stiff tires.