New 370Z on 20x9.5+20x11 Venaci VS124
02-08-2009, 10:56 PM
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wowser! Fact checked for sure. That's sexy and it hits the right spots so good. Any who about gap... Dude hit it right on the money with the side gap and the need for meatier tires as well. Sorry for the confusion as for 22's, it goes without saying that it's definitely suiting for the 370.
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02-09-2009, 04:06 AM
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i would rather buy an 08 350z.just seen a 370 in hilo,hawaii.first one on the lot.i really didnt like the look through pics.but i thought it would look better in person.i was so dissapointed.the back half of the car looks too short imo.i like the interior though.....
02-09-2009, 08:51 AM
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Love the car but like everyone else is saying the arc of the wheel wells don't go well with that combination...the gaps on the left and right of the wheels are huge. Who knows maybe this will be a re-occurring problem? 2 cents.
02-09-2009, 08:57 AM
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Seems the gap will always be there by the design of the fender wells. 22" does grow on me just not practical for a DD unless our road are in great shape.
02-09-2009, 09:15 AM
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Needs to be more lower, and with more aggressive offsets to be "VIP" or to have "aggressive fitment".
The white car looks pretty good.
Blue Car: Not my cup of tea.
The white car looks pretty good.
Blue Car: Not my cup of tea.
02-09-2009, 08:13 PM
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From what we just did,looks like 20x10 will fit in the front "but" going wide will kill it from getting more lip.
right now 20x9.5et15 right on the fednder with it lowerd and camber.
20x11 et17 is right on the fender too,but there was more room on the inside,but we are waiting for coil over company to come out,so we can leave some room for that!
i mean you can go as wide as 20x12 from looking.lol
but it's all going to be on the inside,the out side lip will be the same.
right now 20x9.5et15 right on the fednder with it lowerd and camber.
20x11 et17 is right on the fender too,but there was more room on the inside,but we are waiting for coil over company to come out,so we can leave some room for that!
i mean you can go as wide as 20x12 from looking.lol
but it's all going to be on the inside,the out side lip will be the same.
02-12-2009, 06:45 AM
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Looks to me like the wheels pictures in the first post need to have some higher profile tires coupled with a more aggressive offset. I'm still on the fence about 20's on the 370 but it seems people are making progress finding the right fitment for this car.
The arch of the fender flares do not gel with the wheel and tire combo (mostly the low-profile/stretched tires).
The arch of the fender flares do not gel with the wheel and tire combo (mostly the low-profile/stretched tires).
