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Old 06-03-2015, 12:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm looking at vossen cvt 20x10.5 +45. Will this fit on a 2014 370z NISMO?
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I'm looking at vossen cvt 20x10.5 +45. Will this fit on a 2014 370z NISMO?
Fit, Yes.
Will it looks good? No.
Why? Offsets.
And you planned on running square on 20s?
What are the front specs?
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Hi Guys, I am looking at getting the xxr 526 wheels sizes 20x9 +13 and 20x11 +11. Will I have any rubbing issues with these? I am lowered on eibach springs.

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Hi Guys, I am looking at getting the xxr 526 wheels sizes 20x9 +13 and 20x11 +11. Will I have any rubbing issues with these? I am lowered on eibach springs.

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Should be fine. It´s pretty common to run a 9.5" +20 without problems. your 9" +13 would be equivalent to a 9.5" +19. so, I doubt the 1mm difference will cause any rubbing on the fender.
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Should be fine. It´s pretty common to run a 9.5" +20 without problems. your 9" +13 would be equivalent to a 9.5" +19. so, I doubt the 1mm difference will cause any rubbing on the fender.
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Hi Guys, I am looking at getting the xxr 526 wheels sizes 20x9 +13 and 20x11 +11. Will I have any rubbing issues with these? I am lowered on eibach springs.



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You been playing with the calculator; the grey Z (pictured on quote #1340) is right about where the outer part of your wheels will sit/ just be sure they are made to clear your brakes.


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You been playing with the calculator; the grey Z (pictured on quote #1340) is right about where the outer part of your wheels will sit/ just be sure they are made to clear your brakes.


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doing a little further figuring & here are the results;
20x9+13 & 20x11+11,,,outer wheel will be .006" further out in front than RadRides Z pictured in quote #1340 & rear wheels will be .078" further out.
20x11+13 will be in exact same spot on outer lip as his 20x12+26
Remember; Camber will play a big role on tire selection.
Everyone has a different taste & you should be ok as long as you dont hang super fat tires on the front.
I've seen some wild looking set-up's & yours should be ok with factory camber specs.
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I'm currently running stock rims and tires on a 2016 base model 370z. I'm ready to upgrade the rims . I've been looking at Ferrada FR4 20's. Im having a difficult time pulling the trigger on the rims. Emailed the company and of course not much help from them. They suggested I only run a 20X9 Front, No suggestion on tire size or Offset. And 11.5x20 in rear. So it leaves me in the same place I began. Confused. I've got Coil-overs and camber kit already. Just trying to pull the trigger on the right size rims, tires and offset. So Ive come here looking for help.

The offsets available for front would be +15mm, +25mm and +35mm on the 20X9. And as far as the Rear 20x11.5 they offer offsets of +15mm and 30mm.

Ive looked through the forums and have seen people running a lot wider rims up front so im thinking maybe a 10.5x20 upfront? and if that would fit they offer offsets of +15mm, +28mm and +38mm.

Any help would be great help as to what width, offset and tire sizes would fit.
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I put 275/40zr 18 in the front and 295/45zr 18 in the rear of my 2012 Z. After install the speedometer stopped working and dash lights are all on, ABS, traction control; service engine. Anyone else experience this issue??? It gave me speed sensor code, I was told calibrate then reprogram speed sensors, then go with 305/35/18 in rear...I need helllppp!!!!
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I put 275/40zr 18 in the front and 295/45zr 18 in the rear of my 2012 Z. After install the speedometer stopped working and dash lights are all on, ABS, traction control; service engine. Anyone else experience this issue??? It gave me speed sensor code, I was told calibrate then reprogram speed sensors, then go with 305/35/18 in rear...I need helllppp!!!!
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275/40zr 18 in the front and 295/45zr 18 give you a 6.8% difference.

275/40-18 and 305/35-18 gives you a 0.8% difference. Much better.
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I would greatly appreciate opinions on the following sizes:

Front: 19x9.5 +15 , 245/40/19

Rear: 19X11 +10, 275/40/19
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I would greatly appreciate opinions on the following sizes:

Front: 19x9.5 +15 , 245/40/19

Rear: 19X11 +10, 275/40/19
looks good on offsets but the rear needs meatier tires. I say go 295 on 11" wide tire or more. We got tons of room back there!
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I would greatly appreciate opinions on the following sizes:

Front: 19x9.5 +15 , 245/40/19

Rear: 19X11 +10, 275/40/19

Hey In2uitiv, did you implement this wheel and tire set up? If so, any complements/complaints?
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Hey In2uitiv, did you implement this wheel and tire set up? If so, any complements/complaints?
For starter's...rear tire's are 1" taller than front's & would cause the "Christmas-Tree" effect.
Include your suspension info....including camber settings (example-stock,lowered on swift's,etc...)
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Hey In2uitiv, did you implement this wheel and tire set up? If so, any complements/complaints?
Also, depending on what you're driving (base,sport,nismo) the outer wheel lip's will sit this much further out than oem wheels.
Base : F+47mm,R+30mm
Sport : F+38mm,R+32mm
Nismo: F+25mm,R+19mm
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