KornerCarver

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What on earth does the Brembo brakes have to do with making the wheels sit perfect?

mr. sparco

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Those are some fugged front tires. Seriously read this thread, your 2nd post is as much fail as your first thread.

lbarge85

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Fits best with 30mm spacers in front. I'm currently running those wheels with 245/40 18 fronts and 265/40 18 rears

nizmo_0385

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Hi all I'm wondering if 370z nismo wheels fit our car without modification. Does anyone know of any 350z nismo owners who have these in their ride? I'm going to be trading my nismo wheels for them.
The wheel specs are
19x9.5 et40 255 40 19
19x10.5 et30 275 40 19

Should I be concerned about tires sizes rubbing? I'm lowered on sportline springs.


The only pics I can find are non nismo z.

Photoshop any1?

angelo350z

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Theoretically, you'd need about 20mm front and 10mm rear spacers and you'll be where the conservative fitments are (+/- 2mm). I have 19x9.5 +22 front and 19x10.5 +22 rear I have 10mm spacers all around which brings my wheels to +12 front and rear.

Zhu Tou

Either my Google-Fu sucks, or full specifications on the 2015 NISMO 370Z wheels are just not available.

As an excited new owner of an '05 Roadster, I arranged to meet someone this weekend to buy the 2015 NISMO wheels, and did not bother to do fitment research first. Though I now suspect I'll need spacers for the front wheels to fit, having to do so will not deter me from buying them; I just wondered if anyone has any information on fitment and/or spacers and/or these wheels' offset.

Much love.

jdmfetish

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try to put them on ?



http://www.nissanusa.com/sportscars/...versions-specs



18" x 8.0" (front) and 18" x 9.0" (rear) black-finish aluminum-alloy wheels Not Available Not Available
19" x 9.0" (front) and 19" x 10.0" (rear) RAYS® forged alloy wheels[*] Not Available Not Available
19" x 9.5" (front) and 19" x 10.5" (rear) NISMO® forged alloy wheels by RAYS®[*] Standard Standard
225/50WR18 (front) and 245/45WR18 (rear) Yokohama® ADVAN Sport® high-performance tires[*] Not Available Not Available
245/40WR19 (front) and 275/35WR19 (rear) Bridgestone® Potenza® RE050A high-performance tires[*] Not Available Not Available
245/40YR19 (front) and 285/35YR19 (rear) Bridgestone® Potenza® S001 high-performance tires[*] Standard Standard
Temporary spare tire Standard Standard

Zhu Tou

^ No, I have not tried to put them on. As stated, I will buy them this weekend.


Thanks for the link. That was the first place I looked during my search for specs. I'm particularly concerned about offset (hence my comment about spacers), and Nissan's website doesn't provide that information.

cincysilvias14

i flippin love these a buddy has them on his 03 coupe

cincysilvias14

did you need to run any kind of spacer with these?

thePunishERD

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Hi guys. I got a good set of 370Z Rays for my 350Z. They are been powder coated right now to a gloss black finish.

But I have a doubt. I already studied the whole thread but can't find an answer.

Do I need a front camber kit in order to compensate the bigger (19") wheels?

In order to maintain the staggered setup and avoid any VDC issue, I'll be using 245/35R19 front and 275/35R19 rear. Also I already have 25mm spacers installed all around; maybe I'll try how they look before removing, just leaving them in fronts.

I'll appreciate your comment and thoughts.

Thanks in advance

Zhu Tou

With no information thus far on fitment of the Rays wheels from the 2015 NISMO 370Z on our 350Zs, I'll consider myself a pioneer and demand that each of you reward me with an oatmeal cookie.

The 2015 NISMO Rays wheels, as most know, are 19 X 9.5 in the front and 19 X 10.5 in the rear and are equipped with 245/40/19 and 285/35/19 tires respectively. I can confirm that they have +40 mm and +27 mm offsets front and rear.

My '05 is equipped with Brembos. Fitment of the rear wheels was issue-less, but the front wheels (though they cleared the Brembos) required 5mm spacers as they rubbed against the suspension knuckles. No hub-centric rings were needed, as the bore size of our cars is the same as the 370Z's - 66 mm. I used the 370Z's lug nuts. I don't know whether or not the 350Z's lug nuts would have worked; I didn't try.

Here are some pictures I quickly took after they were installed. The car is on factory suspension, and I see no need to lower it (famous last words). I'd be happy to provide more pictures from specific angles; just let me know.










Those rears are wide!











P.S. - I have no preference between oatmeal cranberry and oatmeal raisin.

travlee

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thePunishERD

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So I finally I installed them. 25mm on fronts only. No camber kit.

Yesterday while trying to remove one of the rear 370Z wheels installed on my 350Z, I figured out that it can't be removed !!! I took out all 5 nuts and when trying to pull the wheel out, it doesn't even move no matter how hard I try to pull it out

Any one have an idea or had been through this scenario with 370z Rays installed?

juancarlos

I changed the 18" original wheels for the 19" nismo wheels.
The thing is that the rear wheels are not flush with the body and they looks too much out
Of the body, it is about 3/4" inches outside. I think it is due to the offset.

Is there a way to cut out anything in order to get the wheel a little more inside the body?

nizmo_0385

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Nooooooooo!

Heritage

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Um...pics? People run 370z Nismo wheels on a 350z all the time (including me, shortly), and I haven't heard this problem at all.

HRMoneyPit

Yeah the usual run spacers

Heritage

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What kind of spacers allow wheels to be run more tucked in?