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You had to roll a 370Z's fenders to fit 285's??? What offset and sizing? Here is my 350Z with the following... HRE P43SC Satin Black wrapped in Toyo R888 (run

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Old 05-15-2012, 09:53 AM   #1 (permalink)
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You had to roll a 370Z's fenders to fit 285's??? What offset and sizing?

Here is my 350Z with the following...

HRE P43SC Satin Black wrapped in Toyo R888 (run large)

19x9.5 +20 265/30
19x11 +25 305/30



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To fit 285 in the front...yes.
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Old 05-15-2012, 10:23 AM   #3 (permalink)
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I run a 265/35 on a 9.5 and think it's proper. But I prefer a bigger sidewall. I have a 30 out back and want a 35 as well.

Your 30 series r888's do look dope tho man.

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Reading fails me. LOL R888s run big. A lot of owners told me that a 305 is really like a 315 and etc...
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Yeah I was thinking that about your 305/30 on that 11
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I will try and get some pics tomorrow. I'm running 265/295
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I need some suggestions for tire size. Right now I'm running Strasse forged SM8 20X10 +15 w 255s and 20X12 +0 w 305. I'm on BC BR coils with a SPL camber kit. They are kinda stretched (came that way) was curious what you would suggest. Not really wanting to run a ton of camber like I am now stretched
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I need some suggestions for tire size. Right now I'm running Strasse forged SM8 20X10 +15 w 255s and 20X12 +0 w 305. I'm on BC BR coils with a SPL camber kit. They are kinda stretched (came that way) was curious what you would suggest. Not really wanting to run a ton of camber like I am now stretched
Can you stuff a 275/285 30 & 335/30 in the Z34 chassis?

I'll play with my wheel/tire calculator later. What are the oem wheel/tire sizes/offsets?
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Can you stuff a 275/285 30 & 335/30 in the Z34 chassis?

I'll play with my wheel/tire calculator later. What are the oem wheel/tire sizes/offsets?
you can

i run a 275 and 325.

if i were lower and / or ran more camber can go larger.
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i run a 275 and 325.

if i were lower and / or ran more camber can go larger.
So I'm good at guessing. You have pics?
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Wheels: Forged Specialties SC-5S 20x10, 20x12 W/Tires/TPMS/Lugs

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Looks great!
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Right now I'm in the process of figuring out a track setup for Auto-X. Not sure if I should buy some Vossen CV3/TE37's for daily and use stock 19's with some ToyoR888/Hoosiers or cheap Varrstoen's for track and stock 19's for daily. In the mean time I'm running 265 fronts and 285 rear RE-11's. 15mm spacer in the front and 20mm in the rear. These work okay for track but would like a more serious tire setup in the near future.
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anybody notice effects on mileage? just curious on the measured impact more than "yes, wider= worse mileage"

just ordered some Conti DWS (what's right for me and my use) in 275/295 and they will go on next week after my Rays are PC Black stardust.

went wider for a variety of reasons, but most of it for "percieved" added wheel protection margin....
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anybody notice effects on mileage? just curious on the measured impact more than "yes, wider= worse mileage"

just ordered some Conti DWS (what's right for me and my use) in 275/295 and they will go on next week after my Rays are PC Black stardust.

went wider for a variety of reasons, but most of it for "percieved" added wheel protection margin....

Why would you get worse gas mileage from wider tires? I don't see any logic behind that reasoning. My mileage avg i think has gone slightly down, but that is only because I am actually running tires that are about an inch taller in diamater than stock so my speedometer says I am going slower than I am and therefore showing less miles traveled than actual. I know tires have different roll resistance but the mileage would be negligible.
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