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19 x 11 +25
19 x 10 +22 I rolled my front fenders slightly as well. |
What is your camber at?
I have on order, 19x10 +22 & 19x11 +20 in flat black RE30, so this gives me a good idea of what they will look like. |
Not sure what they are set at right now, I'll have to dig up my last alignment printout. I definitely have to take some camber out of the back though before I destroy the Michelins so I have to install some adjustable camber arms. I probably should have gone with a slightly smaller tire in the front as well since there was a bit of rubbing but I rolled the fender slightly and it's fine now.
I had the same RE30's on last year but in bronze with a 255 front tire and no issues. |
I have a 265 up front right now and that will transfer over to the RE30, I will see if it rubs.
Will not be dropped for another week or so probably but I think the alignment/camber setup will play a large factor. |
wow the rims look great elysium, let me know how those tires treat you, it will help me whe the time comes for me to change tires.
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Here's an update since the accident: 275/35 & 305/30, Swift springs, Power Slot rotors, G-Stop lines, and Hawk HPS pads.
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Looking good DIGItonium!!!
To all: I just purchased the Volk GTS Mercury Silver in 19x9.5 +17 and 19x10.5 +18. Anyone running these sizes? |
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19x9.5 +22 19x10.5 +22 w/ kic racing 10mm spacer. OEM tires were swapped over. Needs a drop bad, waiting for swift springs to come in. |
Joining the volk club. Te37. 19x9.5+22 and 19x10.5+12 in flat black should be here next week
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Small detail... but why are your slotted rotors "direction" different. Are the internal vanes on the powerslots directional? |
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So to get close to that you need to run 10mm spacer as well then you will be +8. I'm running same wheels 19x10.5 +8 rear already with no spacer and I would say it's perfect. You'll need to do that to match the front offset which is more aggressive than the rears so the fronts will look like they stick out more if you don't put a spacer in the rear. My fronts are +30 offset right now but I bet your +17 up front will be poking out just a tad. It should look perfect if you plan to lower the car an inch or so. |
Tsolin is correct, I added a 10mm and a 2.5mm spacer making the offset even lower. But I have the exact offsets as u Steve. +17 up front +18 in the rear. But adding the 12.5mm in spacers makes it +17 front +5.5. With 9.5 and 10.5 widths and 255/40 and 305/35 tires... Check out the pics below. Pm me and I'll send u a pic with no spacer installed in the rear and you'll clearly see the difference. The 2.5 just further pushed out the rear but the 10mm h&r looked great too. My color wheel is custom since I had them refinished. It's a local places gunmetal.
http://www.the370z.com/members/chuck...314-photo3.jpg http://www.the370z.com/members/chuck...312-photo1.jpg Excuse the grossness of the lip but I had just got the sport brakes put on and snapped this pic with grungy lips haha http://www.the370z.com/members/chuck...313-photo2.jpg |
^^rear wheels flush nicely with the fenders. Good job :tup:
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It's looking pretty awesome :tup: That gunmetal color is nice, I wish the Ti Gunmetal ones were a bit darker like those.
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awesome wheels fellas!
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Hey guys..need some opinions. I am thinking about getting the Volk GT-C's. My 370 is red and lowered on Sprint springs. Any thoughts regarding this setup? Recommendations? Btw they are 20x9.5f 20x10.5r
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I have a red Z as well and I just received my Volk GT-S in the mail yesterday. The finish is Mercury Silver. I am lowered on Swift springs. Keep an eye out for pics with wheels on the car. I will post up as soon as I can. Even though you are thinking of going with the GT-C's this will give you an idea of what it looks like. Shane |
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I will upload new pics when tires get mounted/balanced. Went with red lugz too.
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I think you should buy my 20inch Volk GT-30's. :stirthepot:
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Wheels installed today
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Tires Cont DW 285/35/19 and 245/45/19. I am going to re-order the fronts in 245/(35 or 40)/19. I have little to no room in the front with the swift spring drop. That little plastic bump inside the fender of that bolt was getting hit everytime I hit the smallest bump. I have since shaved down that bump within the fender and it's not near as bad now but still hits from time to time. Especially at higher speeds. Over all I am very happy with the look. I have a 10mm spacer for the rear coming to me in the mail right now. I think once I have the spacer installed on the rear and the smalled tires on the front I will be G2G. I think I also need to have them check the balancing of the tires because I feel some shutter in the car that wasnt there before with the stock sport tires/wheels. Maybe the tires just need some break in time for the shuttering to go away????? Comments/suggestions here please...... Thanks, Shane |
^^ wrong tire sizes. Most people get 35/30 sidewalls, 40/35 if you want a little more tire to fill the gap
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Are you saying 35 rear / 30 front? |
^^ 35 front and 30 rear
or 40front/35rear You wanna have a taller sidewall on the fronts |
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When you go wider the sidewall also gets taller so you get less of a sidewall...
I have 305/30/19 and 255/35/19, I had 305/30/19 and 255/40/19 and the taller sidewall in the front drove me crazy, i just changed the fronts on monday... this pic has 40 profile which is still too tall imo http://www.the370z.com/members/chuck...4-img-1267.jpg the sidewalls are nearly identical now after getting 255/35 because the 305 width makes the sidewall a bit taller... hope that makes sense... Just get the same tire in a 35 or 40 profile and you are good to go, with the 285/35's I would prob get a 40 profile to match is better but you may still scrape on some bumps here and there |
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