travismaser

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i tryed getting this going in the wheels and tires area...but it didnt kick off well...admin said try it out here.

hopeing that maybe it will help some of us guys that are trying to get into some track driving! so lets see your setup!

pics and specs please.

n8dog11914

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Most are going to recommend the Enkei RPF1 setups. Every AutoX I go to they are by far the most popular. Me personally, I've been looking for a simple stock 350Z Rays V1 set as they are also very light and affordable.

Of course, for tires most are going to recommend R-Comps or a hybrid tire such as the Dunlop Direzza Star Specs. They are the supposed king of autocross.

terrasmak

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Big HP, use Enkei NT03's in 9.5 front and 10.5 rear. They have great offsets to run huge rubber on.

travismaser

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yea, i figure im going to need something pretty wide since im going to be running a built 2jz...

i heard there are a few guys running square setups...like 295s all around???

ASNTech

Funny you mention that...those are the wheels I'm going with. 18x9.5 +30 in the front and 18x10.5 +38 rear. I need the wheels before I pick rubber but I'm expecting to be able to fit some hogs in the front and back. Always wanted to run these wheels.

DavesZ#3

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Enkei RPF1 18"x9½ +15
Bridgestone RE01 265/35/18

Z1NONLY

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SSR Comp-H 17X8.5 +31, 17X9.5 +35. (Don't quote me on the offsets, going from memory)

Kumho XS tires in the pics. 275/40F and 285/40R

terrasmak

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Its a 10.5 +30 rear, and you can easily fit a 315 out back with them. Was thinking about trying to mount my 10.5's up front and see if they clear, i just need to get bored one day.

INTIMAZY

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18x10 +35's all around. 5mm spacer up front. 305 wide V710's. No fender mods needed

Scabd

Mine is simple, stock wheels 225/45/18 and 275/40/18 Nitto 555's. Around here they are a little picky on rules, so if I change my wheels size (go wider) I risk getting bumped from CStock...I'd rather not to at this point lol. So I'm still running stock wheels

Russ@Z1

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Psst.

Forward direction that way ---->


Tire is on the wrong side.

G4nismo

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19x9.5 +22 with 245/35 bfgoodrich kdw
19x10 +22 with 275/35 bfgoodrich kdw
wheels weigh about 20lb each

going to an auto-x this Sat at Michelin's Proving grounds for the 1st time with this setup.

jnathan68

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SSR Type-F 18x9.5 +22 in front with 265/35 RS-3's and 18x10.5 +19 (I believe) in rear with 285/35 RS-3's. Fenders are rolled.

Mcutali

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looks like Lehigh Florida

Z1NONLY

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Because it is.

DavesZ#3

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Only in wet weather do I make sure they are rotating the correct direction. Otherwise I rotate them between events to extend the life and even out the wear.

RandomHer0

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Word, I have a buddy who runs his R888 in reverse, he says their faster, flips them around in the rain obviously.

I run 2 sets, both on MB Wheels.

Hoosier Rains 275/40/17 - MB Competition 17x9 +27


Tried a set of Continental GA Take-Offs 275/40/17 - MB Weapons 17x9 +15


Corded them...


Now Im back to my trusty Nitto NT-01's 275/40/17 and running better times than I did on those slicks.

SoCal07HR

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I'm loving this thread.

scardeal

I'm running Konig Z-Ins 18x9.5 +25mm square w/ 275/35R18 Star Specs. I don't have any good pictures though.

07JimmyZ

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RE01R's 245/40/18-265/35/18 on stockers



Hoosier A6's 275/35/18 on all 4 Rays/Ings TS-06 18x9.5 +21 18x10.5 +15 don't have any closeups on these yet



closeup of wheel without A6's