Anyone run Nismo LMGT4's 9.5" all around?
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so thats what that is called 
never knew the term for that...
My car has 265/35/18 & 295/35/18 with the same Kumho Ecsta MX tires
It tramlines really bad...
even when I had my 245/40/18 & 275/40/18 KDW TT it did that though...
never knew the term for that...My car has 265/35/18 & 295/35/18 with the same Kumho Ecsta MX tires
It tramlines really bad...
even when I had my 245/40/18 & 275/40/18 KDW TT it did that though...
Originally Posted by Jason@Performance
It shouldnt rub... Ill see how close they get next time my car is in the air... but i dont think there will be a problem...
Originally Posted by Tony@Performance
that's about a 6mm difference with that kit correct? in full lock either way, i think the only thing the wider tire may hit would be the inner splash guard, on the inside front of the tire... I don't think it would really hit anything on the back-inside portion. If it does barely rub the fender liner, you can downgrade a little in tires size to maybe a 265-35-18, but then you're height ratio between the front and rear tires will be different....
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Originally Posted by Jason@Performance
so thats what that is called never knew the term for that...
My car has 265/35/18 & 295/35/18 with the same Kumho Ecsta MX tires
It tramlines really bad...
even when I had my 245/40/18 & 275/40/18 KDW TT it did that though...
never knew the term for that...My car has 265/35/18 & 295/35/18 with the same Kumho Ecsta MX tires
It tramlines really bad...
even when I had my 245/40/18 & 275/40/18 KDW TT it did that though...
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well this thread is convenient
Man was just looking for some pics of 9.5s all around, this is a lucky find. What offset is needed up front to keep it from damaging the fenders in turns, and would it still fit in the rear correctly? Would like to be able to rotate my tires and save some rubber... as well as get the handling benefits.
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Here is my thread on how to rotate directional staggard tire set up!
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....ghlight=rotate
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....ghlight=rotate
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I thought about trying this. When I ordered by LMGT4s the dealer sent me four 18 x 9.5s. I had to send two back while they sent me two 18 x 8.5s. I was afraid the rears wouldn't work on the front and I wasn't sure if you could use the same size tires front and rear so I didn't try it. The dealer didn't know they screwed it up until I called them.
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I never thought that was called tramlining hehe, i call that tracking...
But N e ways, with the wider tires in front, you do notice "tramlining" a bit more yes. It's not too bad, but the wider the tire in the front, the more you will notice this.
theres one main patch of fwy on my route to work that i hit where i notice it badly, but it was terrible even with stock rims/tires, it's a 100 foot patch in two lanes of the fwy, it's just CA's crappy roadwork there....
and yes, it's my daily driver, there's no problems with driveability at all
But N e ways, with the wider tires in front, you do notice "tramlining" a bit more yes. It's not too bad, but the wider the tire in the front, the more you will notice this.
theres one main patch of fwy on my route to work that i hit where i notice it badly, but it was terrible even with stock rims/tires, it's a 100 foot patch in two lanes of the fwy, it's just CA's crappy roadwork there....
and yes, it's my daily driver, there's no problems with driveability at all
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