That's a small tire. Try 345's. :tup:

Going to get camber arms but wanted to know if anyone on here has ever ran 19x9.5et6 plus a 5mm spacer to clear the Akebono's up front and 19x10.5et-7 no spacers rear with Coilovers? Not too worried about the rear but the front has a good amount of poke without the coils on. Either if I do or don't necessarily need FUCAs I'll be putting the coils on in a few weeks and test fitting.

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That would be an "OptionZero" question,,,as the SPL Fuca's can really help dial camber/caster in on aggressive front wheel offsets.

yikes. and here I am wishing I could run +33 in the front.

Get the SPL FUCAs. You'll definitely need -2.5 to -3 camber
Plugged 9.5 +1 into the calculator. My 11 +15 sticks out just 5mm more, you're close enough.

Rears are pretty easy. Folks have done 11 +0 in back with -2. 10.5 -7 is within 1mm of that

Stock doesn't have much camber adjustment and no caster adjustment so pretty ugh anything aggressive is solved with the SPL fuca and a fender roll

Huh? You can run anything in front if you put in the effort

The track guys are running 18x11 +18 in front and 285s. I don't wanna hear crap about +33

Yep; Hotrodz runs them on all 4’s w/315’s.

19x9.5, +25, with 285/35-19 PS4S. Stock height, -2.2 camber, +6.5 caster. :tup:

You're missing the point. I *don't* want my wheels to poke out. Of course you can go lower offset, clear the brakes and leave all 4 corners hanging out to catch flies. I'm not interested in that look

I’ll post a pic of a 19x10+38 w/285/35/19 & -0.8* stock neg camber/stock ride height.

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Car is not lowered & stock front suspension.
No rub & maybe a finger gap at tightest turning point w/7” backspace wheel.



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????? I am running 19x10's up front +29 and I only had to camber in to -1.4 to get them up under the fender. I am lowered also.

yep, that's on the limit for what I consider acceptable. cheers.

have decided to keep the stock wheels for now though.

Enkei RS05-RR Gunmetal

I am wanting to purchase the wheels above but before I did that, I wanted to make sure they would fit correctly with my stock setup (flush with the fenders, no rubbing or poking). I will be putting these on my 2016 370z. Completely stock on the suspension, brakes, and calipers.

Wheel spec:
8x9.5 +22 up front and a 18x10.5 +15 or +22 in the rear to give the car the wide stance. As for tires, I would go with a 245/40 for the front and a 275/40 for the rears.

Any help appreciated.

Those will fit no problem at all. I have a sold a couple sets but with 18x11.0 +16 in the rear. So if you want to run those other sizes you can :). Though I would lean towards the +15 since that will be more flush than the +22 offset. Wheels are in stock, let me know if interested!

Here are two 370Zs running the 18x9.5 +22 / 18x11.0 +16 setup:

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