StraitZangsta

hey everyone, I recently bought a wide body kit for my 2003 350z, i will have a 90mm fender flare in the rear, and a 50mm fender flare in the front. I was wondering what offset I would need to get a clean flush look that is aggressive, but when I lower the car, because I am on bags, I want the tires to tuck nicely in the fenders I know that I want the rim to be 18" in diameter, but I am open to different widths for the front and back. Thank you for your time.

iideadeyeii

iTrader: (6)

You should ask the guys selling you the exhaust flamethrower kit for recommendations for the car you don't even own.

travlee

iTrader: (8)

i forsee this never being completed, and if he does he will plastidip the car instead of painting it and then drift into a telephone pole on a holiday

liven Z life

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Bak3rme

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i say with that kit i usually see people run 17x7.5 -10 offset all around. Its usually recommended but i've seen some do different set ups f/r. Usually its 16x7.0 -5 offset front and 17x7.5 -10 rear with a 75mm wheel spacer. u can use 3x 25mm wheel spacer and make it work.

MicVelo

You do realize that some here will read that as "Well, it was on my350Z so it must be the gospel."

Bad boy!! Bad boy!!

Bak3rme

iTrader: (1)

no why are you saying that? i have 5k followers on IG and they all say my car is dope with those wheel specs

MicVelo

It didn't happen without pictures.

And no, I don't want to see them on IG.

terrasmak

iTrader: (8)

What is the budget

travlee

iTrader: (8)

Atreyu'z 350

StraitZangsta

lol bro I bought my car cold hard cash, I dont appreciate the hate

StraitZangsta

basically I have 8K to fix the car, I just bought some custom three piece wheels that should fit flush, thanks for the input!

Bak3rme

iTrader: (1)

please stop, he doesn't appreciate it.