put Nismo LMGT4s on my 370
To the OP... 19" LMGT4's would look better.
Last edited by Spork; Feb 10, 2009 at 08:28 PM.
The 10.5 and larger are harder to score new. For the 370, the 9.5 is just too narrow - look at Modified Mag this month (my SCC "replacement"
), there's a 370 with 275/35/19's rear and they stop an inch inside the fender, it just looks wrong. But that's all it was - about an inch. A 10.5" rear and 9.5" front pair of 19's would probably look pretty good and give you enough rubber on the road, too.

Besides, who takes OEM Rays off a car and puts something other than equal quality wheels like the LMGT4's unless show is more important than go? Show would be minimal with rubber past the fender.
Mathematically correct maybe but missing the point, bringing 4" wheels into the conversation...no sheets, you might also be able to mount a bicycle tire flush on a 1" rim, 
The simple answer is the NISMO Rays LMGT4's are too "small" for the car in a 19". You could use spacers, not something I'm a fan of.
Given the choices in 19" diameter rims, and the constraint you want mount about a 275-285 tire , or a 10" rim or so, this car requires a little more offset than the same config on a Z33 or V35. The point is a 19x9.5" LMGT4 (see: name of this thread) won't fill the wheel well with its available offset - they're fine with my V35 C but the 370 just swallows these rims. I wouldn't want more than about a 10.5" only for weight and tire reasons.
SO, a 10.5" rim with the same offset would have mounted close to flush on the 370Z compared to the 9.5" rim, but safely inside the fender - not quite flush. Kind of like this.


The simple answer is the NISMO Rays LMGT4's are too "small" for the car in a 19". You could use spacers, not something I'm a fan of.
Given the choices in 19" diameter rims, and the constraint you want mount about a 275-285 tire , or a 10" rim or so, this car requires a little more offset than the same config on a Z33 or V35. The point is a 19x9.5" LMGT4 (see: name of this thread) won't fill the wheel well with its available offset - they're fine with my V35 C but the 370 just swallows these rims. I wouldn't want more than about a 10.5" only for weight and tire reasons.
SO, a 10.5" rim with the same offset would have mounted close to flush on the 370Z compared to the 9.5" rim, but safely inside the fender - not quite flush. Kind of like this.
i would love to see the stock 370z or gtr wheels on a 350z, i think that would look hot. the wheel from either one of those vehicles is the only thing i like about them along with the brakes
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