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Forum: Wheels & Tires 07-26-2015, 01:50 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
Which Nismos? S tune or the OEM ones that come on...

Which Nismos? S tune or the OEM ones that come on the Nismo 370Z?
Forum: Wheels & Tires 07-26-2015, 12:57 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
We do have to remember that while the offsets are...

We do have to remember that while the offsets are different between different wheels/trim levels, the cars themselves are not. Meaning the track width at the hubs, and the width between the fenders...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 06-02-2015, 05:08 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
I know I don't have neraly enough welding...

I know I don't have neraly enough welding experience to weld aluminum properly. Weldcraft is probably a good option for widening wheels...maybe even as good as you can find depending on the specific...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 06-02-2015, 08:15 AM
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Posted By VinceThe1
Yes, that is a great setup. I just chose...

Yes, that is a great setup. I just chose 285/35R19 for the front for 3 reasons.

1, I already had them in the rear so I saved money and just moved them.

2, my front end is slightly higher off...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 06-01-2015, 08:35 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
I hate to say this too...but I don't think you...

I hate to say this too...but I don't think you realize that yes, even though this is possible with millions of dollars of equipment and someone that knows how to use it correctly, this WILL not be...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 06-01-2015, 12:56 AM
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Posted By VinceThe1
Balance and wobble are 2 different things. It...

Balance and wobble are 2 different things. It depends on the wheel quality obviously but it should be very near perfectly balanced from the factory. If it's not, well there's a quality issue...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-31-2015, 11:24 AM
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Posted By VinceThe1
Haha, no offense man...but racing is expencive,...

Haha, no offense man...but racing is expencive, especially if you're funding yourself, without a sponsor. I understand that it can be done and that people do it (and in your case the offset became...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-30-2015, 09:03 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
If you prefer not to bubble yes, 325 on 12"...

If you prefer not to bubble yes, 325 on 12" wheels will be a good fitment.

Widening will work, especially for racers that are generally crazy and do things on a low budget. For regular street...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-25-2015, 07:39 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
Glad I could help...I have a bit of experience...

Glad I could help...I have a bit of experience with the front too, however it's with stock ride height and alignment...again.

With that said, I have a 285/35R19 on the original front Nismo wheel...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-25-2015, 02:58 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
Quality and rigidity is exactly the issue at...

Quality and rigidity is exactly the issue at hand. These are Rays, Forged wheels...some of the highest quality wheels out there. They are press-forged from a single piece of aluminum and are then...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-25-2015, 02:15 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
+44 means further in, so then you'll need a 10mm...

+44 means further in, so then you'll need a 10mm spacer instead of 5. +30, +33, or +35 would be a better option
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-24-2015, 10:45 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
I believe that that's a good wheel spec for your...

I believe that that's a good wheel spec for your setup. I don't think you'll go wrong with it...the most you'll need I'd say is a 5mm spacer if they're not quite flush with the fender.
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-24-2015, 03:45 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
I definately wouldn't recommend that. I'm...

I definately wouldn't recommend that.

I'm pretty certain a 335/30R19 will fit the OEM Nismo wheel as well. Maybe even a 345/30R19...although noone has tried it.
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-23-2015, 06:59 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
Yes, exactly. Depends on ride height and...

Yes, exactly. Depends on ride height and alignment. My previous post was for stock ride height and alignment.
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-23-2015, 06:58 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
Ok, so original Nismo rear wheel offset is 23mm. ...

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...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-21-2015, 11:21 AM
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Posted By VinceThe1
OEM Sport Rays or OEM Nismo Rays? 20"...

OEM Sport Rays or OEM Nismo Rays?

20" Spacers in the rear? :eek:

Jk, I know you meant 20mm :icon17:
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-18-2015, 11:51 AM
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Posted By VinceThe1
Oh 325/30R19s fit just fine on stock Nismo 10.5"...

Oh 325/30R19s fit just fine on stock Nismo 10.5" wheels :)

Check out my thread on that exact subject:
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Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-18-2015, 11:47 AM
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Posted By VinceThe1
I have so much clearance with 285s upfront and...

I have so much clearance with 285s upfront and stock Nismo wheels and stock ride height, that I'm about to install 10mm spacers upfront to make my tires flush with the fenders. The more you lower,...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-18-2015, 11:45 AM
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Views: 398,397
Posted By VinceThe1
That's why you get 325/30R19s...much much closer...

That's why you get 325/30R19s...much much closer to the overall diameter of the factory 285.
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-18-2015, 01:32 AM
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Posted By VinceThe1
Why not just move the rear 285s upfront? Saves...

Why not just move the rear 285s upfront? Saves money and 285/35R19s are perfect in outside diameter. :tup:
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-15-2015, 08:08 AM
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Posted By VinceThe1
I prefer the look and the ride. Also, the wider...

I prefer the look and the ride. Also, the wider tires take a lot more abuse without decintegrating, I had base 245s on at one point and those wore out withing a couple months. Wider tires last a...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-15-2015, 12:21 AM
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Posted By VinceThe1
There's limited choice in tires when you get to...

There's limited choice in tires when you get to sizes like that (compated to 275s and 285s). Also, they start to get really expencive in comparrison as well, they don't really have too many (if any)...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-15-2015, 12:03 AM
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Posted By VinceThe1
I guess you don't drive your Z like I drive...

I guess you don't drive your Z like I drive mine...My "often sideways" driving style means I'm not after traction, and becuase of that driving style, my tires don't last for too long either. I don't...
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-13-2015, 09:12 PM
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Posted By VinceThe1
That's a great deal, too bad you can't get it...

That's a great deal, too bad you can't get it again without looking for one for a few days/weeks/maybe months lol
Forum: Wheels & Tires 05-13-2015, 08:14 PM
Replies: 250
Views: 67,819
Posted By VinceThe1
So offering Michelins, Pirellis, Goodyears, and...

So offering Michelins, Pirellis, Goodyears, and Toyos is a fail because they don't offer bridgestones? Haha well I guess you're strict on tirerack...I'm just strict on getting a decent tire for a...
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