18's on a 370z

Hotrodz · 10-14-2019, 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Brendan

A wider wheel will give you a larger, flatter contact patch. Essentially you use more of the tire. A little tension on the sidewalls will also provide better, sharper turn in and more precise steering response. If you are looking to run the normal 275 or 285 square sizes, a 10.5 will be perfect. I'd run 11" if i could.

edit: dont take my word for it

https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/fo.../142744/page1/

https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/fo.../111594/page1/

If you want to see what 18x11 +18 with 315 30 tire look like go to post 530 and continue to scroll down from there. I love the setup and you don't have to run extreme camber if you don't want too. I believe I was running -2.0 or -2.2.

TorqueSteer · 10-15-2019, 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Hotrodz

If you want to see what 18x11 +18 with 315 30 tire look like go to post 530 and continue to scroll down from there. I love the setup and you don't have to run extreme camber if you don't want too. I believe I was running -2.0 or -2.2.

Just found that post! Car looks mean with that fitment. Part of me still can’t believe the car will fit a 10.5 +25 with a 275 tire upfront with stock suspension/alignment. But I’ve seen enough posts with it done (albeit mostly with modified suspension) to try and give it a shot. Hopefully it doesn’t poke because the z is my daily.

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