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Z34_JU 11-10-2020 06:47 PM

TE37 19" +12 squared will fit?
 
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Hey guys! My dream wheels came up on marketplace in my hometown, they don't come up for sale often where i live.

Rays TE37 SL in Blue, 19x9.5+12 19x10.5+12.

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After checking on forumn's, facebook groups, and youtube, it seems that everyone and they're uncle goes with +22 in front & +12 in rear. Would +12 up front not clear fenders? Would they not clear my Akebono's? I was planning on putting 255/40/19 front 285/40/19 rear tires. If there's any with this offset upfront, i'de like to know how you went around it, getting carbon fenders early wouldn't be a bad decision if that what its gonna take to clear.

Any input appreciated🤟 Instagram: Z34_JU

OMGWTFBBQ 11-10-2020 09:17 PM

They'll clear your fenders. They'll clear your Akebonos. Your rear tire is not going to work. OEM is 275/35/19. You'll need a 35 sidewall if you go 285 (not a 285/40 in the OP). Hell, you'll even be able to fit a 305/30 no problem back there.

The determining factor is whether you're lowered or not, how low you want to go, and if you want to get SPL front adjustable arms (recommended, but there are other options out there) to make your alignment work with the wheels. It'll take a little work but you'll be fine.

Get the wheels if they're local and rare to scoop up. You'll be fine.

Hotrodz 11-11-2020 11:21 AM

^^^Agreed! The offset for the rear is perfect and the front is aggressive but definitely not a problem. The tire choice of most is a 305 30 rear and 265 35 front. I run 18x11 +12 square wrapped in 315 30 all around with zero issues with brakes or the tires rubbing fenders or other stuff. As recommended get some front upper A amrs so you can run a proper alignment otherwise you run the risk of running through tires every six months or 6000 miles.

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Z is 4 ZEBRA! 11-11-2020 02:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3970513)
^^^Agreed! The offset for the rear is perfect and the front is aggressive but definitely not a problem. The tire choice of most is a 305 30 rear and 265 35 front. I run 18x11 +12 square wrapped in 315 30 all around with zero issues with brakes or the tires rubbing fenders or other stuff. As recommended get some front upper A amrs so you can run a proper alignment otherwise you run the risk of running through tires every six months or 6000 miles.

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Do you have pictures and details of this setup? 315 squared sounds beastly!

Z34_JU 11-11-2020 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by OMGWTFBBQ (Post 3970415)
They'll clear your fenders. They'll clear your Akebonos. Your rear tire is not going to work. OEM is 275/35/19. You'll need a 35 sidewall if you go 285 (not a 285/40 in the OP). Hell, you'll even be able to fit a 305/30 no problem back there.

The determining factor is whether you're lowered or not, how low you want to go, and if you want to get SPL front adjustable arms (recommended, but there are other options out there) to make your alignment work with the wheels. It'll take a little work but you'll be fine.

Get the wheels if they're local and rare to scoop up. You'll be fine.

Hey thanks for the reply! Im currently lowered on 18 inch Enkei PF01's with almost the same setup, 9.5 front 10.5 rear. Getting the 19in Rays also helps me out cause i can raise the car without having too much of a wheel gap, i hate the low life. I would like to have the Rays tucked upfront, flush with fender, but also have neutral camber, think i can achieve that? Or am i gonna have to sacrifice -1.5 - -2 degrees

Julian

Z34_JU 11-11-2020 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3970513)
^^^Agreed! The offset for the rear is perfect and the front is aggressive but definitely not a problem. The tire choice of most is a 305 30 rear and 265 35 front. I run 18x11 +12 square wrapped in 315 30 all around with zero issues with brakes or the tires rubbing fenders or other stuff. As recommended get some front upper A amrs so you can run a proper alignment otherwise you run the risk of running through tires every six months or 6000 miles.

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Hey thanks for the reply! 18x11+12 on Te37's?? Please send pics that sounds insane!

Julian

Hotrodz 11-11-2020 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Z is 4 ZEBRA! (Post 3970529)
Do you have pictures and details of this setup? 315 squared sounds beastly!

I will post some pictures for you later tonight.

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OptionZero 11-11-2020 10:28 PM

Read

http://www.the370z.com/wheels-tires/...tart-here.html

Your camber goals are not compatible with your wheel goals

Hotrodz 11-12-2020 06:36 PM

LMAO! I had to be reminded by Mr. Jchammond that my offsets are not +12 but +18 so that is pretty significant. I think +12 rear will not be to bad but you will have significant poke up front.

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