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2010Nismo370z 11-05-2016 05:05 AM

What tires for my Nismo wheels drag strip??
 
I have a full bolt ons tuned Nismo i want to be one of the fastest 6 speed all motor 370z in the country..... here in AZ its 1200 elevation and its not cold like east coast so i am shooting for 12.8........ what tires should i put on my Nismo 19s wheels

jchammond 11-05-2016 08:05 AM

what is your rear axle ratio....3.69:1? (RC36) or something else.

YzGyz 11-05-2016 07:14 PM

Get nitro nt05 in stock size or as close as you can. Spin them good to warm then then run the strip. You want sticky but not super sticky as you don't have VB crazy power.

YzGyz

cjwsrt6 11-06-2016 09:59 AM

If you want the fastest car you're going to switch from a 19, smaller diameter with a stickier tire, 555r or nt05r aren't bad

jchammond 11-06-2016 04:38 PM

Hoosier 245/40/18 on a 18x9" base wheel.

2010Nismo370z 11-07-2016 04:13 AM

what about 350z stock 17 inch wheels... with drag radials.....so far i was thinking these Nissan 350Z wheels

Can i fit these on my 370z in the rear and i do have some spacers aswell 15mm.......and in the front can i just have nismo wheels.... so it will be 19s in front and 17s in the back?????

JARblue 11-07-2016 06:04 AM

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Originally Posted by 2010Nismo370z (Post 3575401)
what about 350z stock 17 inch wheels... with drag radials.....so far i was thinking these Nissan 350Z wheels

Can i fit these on my 370z in the rear and i do have some spacers aswell 15mm.......and in the front can i just have nismo wheels.... so it will be 19s in front and 17s in the back?????

I think the best solution (at least this is what the serious race guys do) is to put the 350Z brembo rear calipers on the rear of the 370z. IINM, the 350 calipers will accommodate a 15" wheel :twocents:

2010Nismo370z 11-08-2016 04:48 AM

Can i get some thoughts guys on my previous post plzz

2010Nismo370z 11-08-2016 04:58 AM

Nitto 40531: NT05 Max Performance Street Radial Tire 275/35R19 | JEGS what u guys think of these?

jchammond 11-08-2016 05:06 AM

If the 17's fit...then a 275/40 would work;;; just remember- a smaller tire will be faster (if it hooks up) 10.72 was ran on 305/35/18's MT's w/TT engine...so probably overkill & slower on an N/A engine.

cjwsrt6 11-08-2016 08:11 AM

I don't know if they will fit a 17 over the big sport brakes, you'd have to do some research, if so, yes that would be a great option. But your still stuck with a street tire in the nt05, you want something a little stickier if you ask me

YzGyz 11-08-2016 06:30 PM

I would not get a tire larger than 305 in the rear. The car simply squats too much and you waste the outermost 2" anyways. The car cambers too negatively under hard fast load. I would actually shoot for stock size but a taller like 285/45/19 or even taller (bigger middle # as it is the ratio of the 1st # Incase u didn't know). Reason for this is because there but it's plenty of space before the stock tire hit anything even under load. Sure you mph reading will read higher than the Speedo but it's good cushion in the launch. You will be only on them temporary anyways.

18" rims is the smallest rim size that will fit over the rear Nismo brakes. My 18" HR rims just barely fit due or fact that the air nipple is in the middle of the rim and not on e outside surface. With a short stem nipple, I can't even use the cheap plastic cap on because it will snag on the brakes calipers.

YzGyz

2010Nismo370z 11-09-2016 03:44 AM

so thats a no go on those 17s? so ur saying getting 305/35/19 drag radials is pointless? i have on 20s right now advan rs d i have 305/30/20 about 75 percent tread.....

Hotrodz 11-09-2016 07:16 AM

Short story shorter...get two 18x10.5 or 18x11 wheels and either Nitto or MT drag radials and call it a day!


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