Normally that would be a bassackwards fitment.....+22F 9.5 & +12R 10.5 would sit better...not sure about the Wheel brand or tires.

+22 will not clear the sport breaks. The +15 fronts aren't an option for me any longer. So it is +12 front and +22 rear or I can do both front and back +12

Do +12 on rear please.

In agreement.

Blacklisted9 - sorry if you've mentioned this before, but are you lowered, or will you be lowered?

I am happy to call my self ignorant with this so I thank you for your answers. May I ask why the +12 rather then +22. Will I have a problem with the 325/30/19 on +12?

I am lowered on swift springs

The fronts at +12 with that size tire will rub for sure. +22 on rears with that big of tire you might get lucky with no rub. But the fronts are going to stick out way past the fender and the rears are going to be tucked. It's not going to look right

I've been told by a few people 265 is the way to go for the fronts. What would be a better size. The 245/35/19? The fronts I measured and I have like .4 inch clearence. Also, I think the +12 should stick out 3/4th of an inch of I'm right in what I was being told.

what you guys think im looking at running a 20x11 +5 with a 285 tire in the rear. think i can get away with -2 or less camber? will be lowered on bc coils.

So you still suggest a +12 on rear

It says "Package 2 will stick out 33 mm (1.3'') farther. Make sure that you have enough room under the fender. If not, consider narrower tires or higher offset." On a calculater. It will go out slightly past and the +12 will do the same for the rear kinda matching them. But in clearence is the only thing. And the problem is I don't have any way to test for it.

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These are the rims you're looking at +12/9.5 front +15/11 rear. To get it to sit flush the camber I ran was -2.25 front and -1.75 rear.

This was on 245/40 & 285/35 tires. You're tires are wider you'll need more camber than I ran to not rub.

Not the best angle, but just to give you an idea, this is 9.5 +25 with 265/35/19 and 10.5 +12 with 305/30/19. Lowered on Swifts with base brakes.

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http://www.the370z.com/members/memph...s-57xtreme.jpg

So I will have to run camber for it to be correct. I would like to keep the 325 rears but would switching to a 245 be a problem in the front?

Looking at your photo u still have a slight a amount of space left for the height of tires. So my fronts will look exactly like yours which is my real main concern. Did u have any rubbing problems? Cause the +12 or +22 shouldn't affect my fillment in wheel gap right?

Again exsuce me if I sound like an idiot. This 370z is the first sports car I purchased and I'm learning as I'm going. Thank you all for having patience.