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Varrstoen es 2.2.2.
Alright so I've been looking around at the volk TE37 and varrstoen's version- the ES2's. I've looked at the "will it fit thread" and the "meatty thread" but I still can't figure out exactly what wheels to choose. I want to have the widest possible tire in the rear without rolling or cutting fenders. Can I go wider than the usual (F)19x9.5+22 265/35/19 (R)19x10.5+12 305/30/19?
I'm thinking (R)19x11+15 315/30/19... Reason for changing my wheels : 1: I'm planning on going forced induction so I would like to have more grip. 2: I desperately want to change the wheels that my car has right now. They are Ruff Racing wheels that were on the car when I purchased it and the only good thing about them is that I got the dealership to drop on the price because of them :ugh2: |
Varrstoen doesn't offer 19x11
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Varrstoen | Custom Performance Wheels and Accessories » ES 2 |
The 370z has much more room than the old 350z. If you read the will it fit and how far can we go threads I have posted several times the ranges in size and offset that most people get and also what aggressive fitments with out fender modifications.
In the rear you can run the 11+0 or the 11+15 with no problems. |
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I'm running 9.5x19, +25 front and 12x19, +28 on the rear. Mich PSS 275/35-19 and 325/30-19. But I'm at stock height.
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Given that, I haven't seen anyone running that size. |
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Yea thats why I want to try these sizes out and get the most out of them. |
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I'm just giving you an idea of what is possible. I got plenty of clearance.
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Will it rub if i get a 265/30/19 on a 19x9.5 +22 up front?
stock height and camber. |
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Like I said. 12x19 +28 on the rear with 325/30-19 Mich PSS. No rubbing what so ever. :D
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Finally went with the Varrstoen's ES2 matt black 19x9.5 +22 265/35/19 (front) and 19x11 +15 305/30/19 (rear). Wrapped with some Bridgestone Potenza RE-11.
What do you guys think? |
Looks great mate, makes me think of the same setup for myself
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Looks really good!
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Stock height?? That looks awsomr
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Yea stock height but I think I want to lower it with swift springs after the holidays. The alignment within stock specs as well I actually had the back have a little less negative camber so I can wear the tires more evenly |
Just hit me it won't work cause my sport brakes
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^^^^ Yes they will
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MIGHTMOUSE: Can you pm me with info of where u got the wheels? I dont think vendors here sell those...thx!!
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they varrs in +22 wont fit the front, u need a 7mm spacer, and they stick on 3/4's of a inch in the front, when lowered on h&r's. looks stupid.
We found this out the hard way lol. They said they would fit but they DO NOT fit, 120% sure. we ordered a set for a customer at my shop. They clearly hit the caliper. I ordered them for JMAC, hes on the forum. Talk to him, he was there when we test fitted them. |
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19X9.5 +22 AND 19X11 +19.. I think it was +19
he has 305/30R19 and 245/35R front. Camber in front is stock. rear wheels fit perfect at stock camber. Lowered about 1.5 -1.75 inchs. |
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Wow. these look great.
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Looks good! But when you do the drop be careful backing in like you did in the one pic (it is also your avatar pic) you will definitely F'up the tips on that nice exhaust you have there :tup: looks good though other wise!
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Thanks for the complements! :tup: |
how did you get the 11" wide wheels? all i can find are 10.5 and they all have a +12 offset
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2012.
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and 10.5+12 Rear, will clear without the need of spacers. |
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