Nismo wheels set up for Autox!!!

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01-14-2010, 02:34 AM

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Hummmmm very intersting, on the new class now so that means that the 350 will be against the miatas? what other cars will be running in cs now? I was looking at the koni site and the sport adjustables shocks that they have for the z all said excluding the nismo package?????? I wonder why they have have that, I figure if the other shocks fits the others z why it woundn't fit the nismo model right? I'll have to call them when I get a day off. Hey thanks for all the inputs.
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01-14-2010, 03:24 AM

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^ I guess they aren't designed to work with the Nismo 350Z's spring rates.

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01-15-2010, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by terrasmak

Or find a different tire. NT05 275/35 front and 275/35-19 rear

Here's your ticket OP. This will give you awesome grip and the gearing, speedo, and traction/stability control will all be good!

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01-15-2010, 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by bdblackz

Glad to see you're looking at RE11s! I ran stock size RE11 (245/40R18 and 265/35R19) on my Grand Touring last year and had great success. I was thinking about upgrading to 265 and 285 this year, but definitely would not recommend anything wider than 285 on a stock Z - it would be overkill, especially on a 10" wide wheel.

I've been wondering about the RE11's myself. I've got a GT as well. I was looking at the 265/40, 285/35 combination myself. The only downside is they are hella expensive. I'm thinking of going Hankook v12s instead to save lots of money.