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jchammond 12-24-2018 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by justin_boy (Post 3808503)
2019 nismo

f 18 x 10 et 35 toyo r888r 275/35/18

r 18 x 12 et 27 toyo r888r 305/35/18

so we confirmed I can throw a 335/30/18 on the rears no problem. what about putting 295/30/18 on the fronts. Has anyone done this? again only worried about inside clearance

I ran 285/35/19’s up front...on 19x10+38 & no issues with factory -1.0* camber
:ugh2:

jchammond 12-24-2018 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by justin_boy (Post 3808503)
2019 nismo

f 18 x 10 et 35 toyo r888r 275/35/18

r 18 x 12 et 27 toyo r888r 305/35/18

so we confirmed I can throw a 335/30/18 on the rears no problem. what about putting 295/30/18 on the fronts. Has anyone done this? again only worried about inside clearance

Not sure if clearance will be an issue; unless you have a lot of negative camber...I’d be more concerned of the Christmas Tree effect :xmastree:

justin_boy 12-24-2018 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3808511)
You will need a 15 mm spacer all the way around. Also you will have some poke. Not much in the rear but noticable in the front. I run a a track setup at -3 or better up front and there is about a .5" poke or so.

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just what I was trying to avoid

will I need to in the rear to fit?

Hotrodz 12-24-2018 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3808520)
I ran 285/35/19’s up front...on 19x10+38 & no issues with factory -1.0* camber

:ugh2:

Remember he running 18's and they go to clear big brakes. I can run a 295 30 on my 18x10.5 +30 with no issues on the front. I run a spacer in the back to make it +15 so it fits flush and has a wider stance.

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jchammond 12-24-2018 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz (Post 3808544)
Remember he running 18's and they go to clear big brakes. I can run a 295 30 on my 18x10.5 +30 with no issues on the front. I run a spacer in the back to make it +15 so it fits flush and has a wider stance.

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Closer to the knuckle too; as 19’s & 20’s can go deeper in that spot.
I don’t recall him mentioning his suspension mods or camber settings :ugh2:

Hotrodz 12-24-2018 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3808546)
Closer to the knuckle too; as 19’s & 20’s can go deeper in that spot.

I don’t recall him mentioning his suspension mods or camber settings :ugh2:

Yep and you are spot on the tire size.

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justin_boy 12-25-2018 01:40 AM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3808546)
Closer to the knuckle too; as 19’s & 20’s can go deeper in that spot.
I don’t recall him mentioning his suspension mods or camber settings :ugh2:

suspension
KW V3
spl billet rear camber arms and thats it

camber -2.5 all around

I lifted my the car and reached back there and looks like im already cutting it close to the strut housing

i think ill stick with the 275 up front but go to the 335 in the rear

jchammond 12-25-2018 03:41 AM

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Originally Posted by justin_boy (Post 3808614)
suspension
KW V3
spl billet rear camber arms and thats it

camber -2.5 all around

I lifted my the car and reached back there and looks like im already cutting it close to the strut housing

i think ill stick with the 275 up front but go to the 335 in the rear

2” stagger on wheels can usually run the same offset w/same camber F&R...you shouldn’t need more than a 10mm Max spacer up front & may get away with a 5mm slip on...that’s gonna be your pinch point...@the knuckle.
Hopefully everything clears without spacers...as there’s no movement up front once wheels are bolted on; unless you’re hub bearings go bad...I had about 1/2” or so at knuckle with +38 offset 10’s...but they were 19’s & only-1.0 factory camber.
Merry Christmas :tup:

jchammond 12-25-2018 03:45 AM

Unsure about the Coilover clearance in rear,,,but you can make it work :ugh2:

justin_boy 12-25-2018 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by jchammond (Post 3808619)
Unsure about the Coilover clearance in rear,,,but you can make it work :ugh2:

Hey thanks for all of your help
funny thing is I would go with a 315/30 in the rear but the max recommended size is 11.5, which weird cause the 305/35 goes up to 12"

Merry Christmas to you too! :santasleigh2:

vq37818 12-27-2018 01:19 PM

19x10.5 +22 with 245/40 or 255/35 front on stock camber; 19x11 -2 with 275/35/19 rears on stock camber; dropped 1.75" on coilovers. Will they fit?

OptionZero 12-27-2018 04:19 PM

Reference for the fronts:
http://www.the370z.com/3394296-post13.html

This user's specs:
19x10.5 et 21 front 275/35/19 Nitto Invos
19x12.5 et 33 rear 345/30/19 Nitto Invos

You will need camber adjustment and rolled fenders in front

for the rears, references this page of pix from DPE_G
http://www.the370z.com/members-370z-...o-build-5.html

his rear specs:
20x11 +0
285/30/20
-2 camber (stock is like 1.7 or something like that)
With rolled fenders and lowering about 1.75 inches you're probably close to fitting

Again though. For perfect fitment, rolled fenders + SPL + alignment = no worries

also, see here:
http://www.the370z.com/members-370z-...smo-build.html
iBenJAAM1n ran through multiple wheel setups. He and DPE_G were among the first to do aggressive fitment on the 2015+ nismo

Rusty 12-27-2018 05:19 PM

A lot of people don't like rolled fenders. Keep that in mine.

OptionZero 12-27-2018 05:41 PM

then they shouldn't be asking about wheel fitment

properly rolled fender won't be visible from the exterior and no damage to the car

Rusty 12-27-2018 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by OptionZero (Post 3809474)
then they shouldn't be asking about wheel fitment

properly rolled fender won't be visible from the exterior and no damage to the car

I don't like rolled fenders for one. And my chit fits. If you have to roll the fenders. Your off-sets are wrong, and you picked the wrong sizes.


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