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It's been a long time..I shouldn't have left you... (Rota Torque Shoot!!!)
It's definiately been a while since we last had a set of Rota Torque's on our 350Z. Also, with all the black, silver, gold, etc.. setups recently on the car I had to go back to one of my favorites... Bronze on Black
Owner: WheelDude.com Wheels: Rota Torque 18x9.5 +20 (non staggered) in Full Royal Sports Bronze Tire Specs: Toyo T1R in 265/35/18 Front, 295/35/18 Rear Suspension: Eibach Pro Kit Photographer: the DUDE
So 295 will fit the 9.5"s huh?
Hmm... already thinking of a new tire setup with a smaller sidewall.
A 295 is pretty wide for a 9.5" wide wheel. Typically to run this wide of a tire I recommend a 18x10" wheel at the minimum. With a 9.5" wide wheel a 285 wide tire is the widest I would recommend going.
With your Rota Grids, a nice setup for aggressive street driving is 265/35/18 front and 285/35/18 rear. It looks amazing and will also handle fairly neutral.
Originally Posted by Anomaly
Nice!
BTW, do you have your fenders rolled?
I'm curious because I'll be going with the Pro-Kit as well.
With a 18x9.5 +20 wheel the widest I recommend running with 100% stock fenders is a 275/40/18 tire. Once going to a 285+ tire it is always recommend to roll your rear fenders to avoid rubbing. With the Eibach Pro Kit and a 295/35/18 tire we were rubbing in the rear before rolling our fenders, a 285/35/18 is in a grey area and will ultimately depend on your alignment settings.
A 295 is pretty wide for a 9.5" wide wheel. Typically to run this wide of a tire I recommend a 18x10" wheel at the minimum. With a 9.5" wide wheel a 285 wide tire is the widest I would recommend going.
With your Rota Grids, a nice setup for aggressive street driving is 265/35/18 front and 285/35/18 rear. It looks amazing and will also handle fairly neutral.