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Oh bummer. I don't want the car to be slammed. I actually didn't buy one yet but Ill hopefully have one real soon.
Don't get me wrong, those are certainly not crazy aggressive offsets. People here are running lower. They will work. I don't want to rain on your parade. I just think if you're sitting at stock height with those offsets, it will look a bit funny.
Don't get me wrong, those are certainly not crazy aggressive offsets. People here are running lower. They will work. I don't want to rain on your parade. I just think if you're sitting at stock height with those offsets, it will look a bit funny.
So you think they'll stick out a bit? They should clear the brakes on a sport though right? Sorry for the 21 questions but you seem to know about this. I know nothing about wheels.
If you look at the stickers on the barrels, what disc are the wheels? Do you see a letter J on the sticker?
Did you have Brembo's on the 350z, if so there is a good chance they will clear the sport brakes on G37S.
It's gonna stick out a little bit, and I will recommend lowering it... My offsets are 9.5 +35 & 10.5 +37 and they sit pretty flush,, I kinda wish they stuck out a little more.
You can make it work. Slammed and stretched tires. You can't go any wider than a 255 tire in the rear. The front I believe clears the brake, but you should use spacers along with stretched tires to match the aggressiveness of the rear.
yea, it's a bit of work, and the end result is probably not to your liking. So you're better of selling the wheels and buying something with G37 fitments.
You can make it work. Slammed and stretched tires. You can't go any wider than a 255 tire in the rear. The front I believe clears the brake, but you should use spacers along with stretched tires to match the aggressiveness of the rear.
yea, it's a bit of work, and the end result is probably not to your liking. So you're better of selling the wheels and buying something with G37 fitments.
^I think ive seen your part out thread over on my350z.com in the northeast section. Im also in NJ and if you got tires on the wheels id say lets just test fit them on my car real quick