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Originally Posted by Lvcky69 BTW the guy from z1 said a 20mm would match. not sure 20mm will work also. Your fronts are 15mm more aggressive than stock Nismo wheels.

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Old 03-04-2021, 01:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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BTW the guy from z1 said a 20mm would match. not sure
20mm will work also. Your fronts are 15mm more aggressive than stock Nismo wheels. With a 15mm spacer in the rear, you'll be 13mm more agressive than stock Nismo wheels. With a 20mm spacer in the rear, you'll be 18mm more aggressive than stock Nismo wheels. Your choice.
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20mm will work also. Your fronts are 15mm more aggressive than stock Nismo wheels. With a 15mm spacer in the rear, you'll be 13mm more agressive than stock Nismo wheels. With a 20mm spacer in the rear, you'll be 18mm more aggressive than stock Nismo wheels. Your choice.
This is how it looks. Im using front spacers because the nismo studs I bought dont go all the way in without spacers. Not rubbing in the front. So a 20mm will do to match the front?
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You don't need extended studs in the front. By using a spacer in the front, you are making the front/rear disparity even larger. Do you also have extended studs in the rear?
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You don't need extended studs in the front. By using a spacer in the front, you are making the front/rear disparity even larger. Do you also have extended studs in the rear?
yeah I know. I found out later on after I replaced the stock studs with the extended ones on the wheel hub and not on the actual spacer. Should have known better so I left it like that for now. The rear had the extended studs on my old 20mm spacers. Which is why the new 50mm nismo lug nuts went all the way in perfectly fine on the stock studs.
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Last weekend I installed the wheels with my factory Sport tires. Totally changed the look of the car. Very happy with them.

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I didn't want to start another thread on here so I decided to post here . Does anyone know the owner of this car? I have posted two videos of his car and I wanted to know if the community knew what size these wheels were. Thank you.


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Last weekend I installed the wheels with my factory Sport tires. Totally changed the look of the car. Very happy with them.

Looks great! What setup are you running?
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Ask him on Youtube. He lives in the Atlanta area.
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Ask him on Youtube. He lives in the Atlanta area.
Hopefully he replies. Last I was told, he sold his car.
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No reason to think they’re not the standard 19x9.5 +25 and 10.5 +12

Which appear sold out

So u can get the regular 57CR from rays for less money
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No reason to think they’re not the standard 19x9.5 +25 and 10.5 +12

Which appear sold out

So u can get the regular 57CR from rays for less money

I don't mind getting the regular 57CR, I don't know if it was a typo but I read that his wheels were 18". They appeared somewhat big for an 18" but it depends on his tire setup too I suppose . So I'm still a little confused on offsets but these should sit more flush than the stock nismo rims F:+40mm, R:+23mm correct? Is this the equivalent of putting spacers on the stock rims? Thank you.
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I don't mind getting the regular 57CR, I don't know if it was a typo but I read that his wheels were 18". They appeared somewhat big for an 18" but it depends on his tire setup too I suppose . So I'm still a little confused on offsets but these should sit more flush than the stock nismo rims F:+40mm, R:+23mm correct? Is this the equivalent of putting spacers on the stock rims? Thank you.
I am spoon feeding you answers

The nismo club sports are listed as out of stock in any good sizes at Z1, the exclusive retailer

You can contact them yourself if you wanna get restock information

Or

You can contact any RAYS dealer and order the regular 57CR which has fewer special logos and ****, but will be cheaper

The setup you want is 19x9.5 +25, 19x10.5 +12. Do not bother with any other sizes

18’s are great for track cars. They look like **** in any other context, especially in dark colors.

Since you seem to lack knowledge about wheel sizing, READ THIS, which I have also prepared:

Wheel Fitment 101: START HERE
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I am spoon feeding you answers

The nismo club sports are listed as out of stock in any good sizes at Z1, the exclusive retailer

You can contact them yourself if you wanna get restock information

Or

You can contact any RAYS dealer and order the regular 57CR which has fewer special logos and ****, but will be cheaper

The setup you want is 19x9.5 +25, 19x10.5 +12. Do not bother with any other sizes

18’s are great for track cars. They look like **** in any other context, especially in dark colors.

Since you seem to lack knowledge about wheel sizing, READ THIS, which I have also prepared:

Wheel Fitment 101: START HERE
How did I not see this thread . Thank you for sharing that, that made everything make a LOT more sense!
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Check post #24 for possible answer.
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