Volk GT-S thread
IF you guys are interested in going this route - we will talk to one of the Volk dealers on this site to make some special sale going for the last of the GTS' -
Sorry about this inconvenience, but as a factory - RAYS needs to move on and make new items. Thanks!
The GT30 is actually on sale right now at your RAYS Dealer if you want to get some good deals -
Right now - GTF, GT30, GTC, SF Winning, GTS - Any of these that are still in stock at Mackin are going for really great prices - check with your local MY350Z vendor - They can all give you the dealios!
Thanks guys!
Also since there are some mourners of the GTS - We do have a new 5 spoke GT type wheel that will be debut at SEMA! So dont worry!
Also another prophecy from RAYS - we're working on a new Monoblock one piece wheel! Concave with Lip.
Bye!
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Last edited by 35th SS; Jul 27, 2009 at 03:29 PM.
+14 for the 9.5 GTS has a lip size of 107mm, same as the 'standard' GTS rears of 10.5 +18 and about 13mm larger than the previous +17 9.5" fronts. If that's the case, those who are going for this setup should get the 10.5 +8 [B-Disk] for the rears which have a lip size of 125mm. If you add a 5mm spacer to the fronts, you have an effective offset of +9 for the 9.5" fronts and +8 for the 10.5 rears with 107mm/125mm lips.
This should be a pretty awesome setup, but you have to make sure you roll your rear fenders really flat and possibly flatten the front fenders a little more if you decide to run 245/275 tires with not-so-much negative camber.
On a side note, though it sucks that the GT-S is being discontinued, I'm sure many GTS owners [like myself] are grinning a little. Anyone want to buy my GTS for $5,000?
This should be a pretty awesome setup, but you have to make sure you roll your rear fenders really flat and possibly flatten the front fenders a little more if you decide to run 245/275 tires with not-so-much negative camber.
On a side note, though it sucks that the GT-S is being discontinued, I'm sure many GTS owners [like myself] are grinning a little. Anyone want to buy my GTS for $5,000?
Last edited by skaterbasist; Jul 27, 2009 at 10:49 PM.
Yup - Actually GTC and GT30 are on their way out - the GTC was the most successful GT wheel - 7 years running!
The GT30 is actually on sale right now at your RAYS Dealer if you want to get some good deals -
Right now - GTF, GT30, GTC, SF Winning, GTS - Any of these that are still in stock at Mackin are going for really great prices - check with your local MY350Z vendor - They can all give you the dealios!
Thanks guys!
Also since there are some mourners of the GTS - We do have a new 5 spoke GT type wheel that will be debut at SEMA! So dont worry!
Also another prophecy from RAYS - we're working on a new Monoblock one piece wheel! Concave with Lip.
Bye!
The GT30 is actually on sale right now at your RAYS Dealer if you want to get some good deals -
Right now - GTF, GT30, GTC, SF Winning, GTS - Any of these that are still in stock at Mackin are going for really great prices - check with your local MY350Z vendor - They can all give you the dealios!
Thanks guys!
Also since there are some mourners of the GTS - We do have a new 5 spoke GT type wheel that will be debut at SEMA! So dont worry!
Also another prophecy from RAYS - we're working on a new Monoblock one piece wheel! Concave with Lip.
Bye!
+14 for the 9.5 GTS has a lip size of 107mm, same as the 'standard' GTS rears of 10.5 +18 and about 13mm larger than the previous +17 9.5" fronts. If that's the case, those who are going for this setup should get the 10.5 +8 [B-Disk] for the rears which have a lip size of 125mm. If you add a 5mm spacer to the fronts, you have an effective offset of +9 for the 9.5" fronts and +8 for the 10.5 rears with 107mm/125mm lips.
This should be a pretty awesome setup, but you have to make sure you roll your rear fenders really flat and possibly flatten the front fenders a little more if you decide to run 245/275 tires with not-so-much negative camber.
On a side note, though it sucks that the GT-S is being discontinued, I'm sure many GTS owners [like myself] are grinning a little. Anyone want to buy my GTS for $5,000?
This should be a pretty awesome setup, but you have to make sure you roll your rear fenders really flat and possibly flatten the front fenders a little more if you decide to run 245/275 tires with not-so-much negative camber.
On a side note, though it sucks that the GT-S is being discontinued, I'm sure many GTS owners [like myself] are grinning a little. Anyone want to buy my GTS for $5,000?

This is really sad news, specially since I had been waiting for my custom offset GT-S for over 5 1/2 months. My vendor called me yesterday telling me that my wheels are delayed because the A disk was discountinued. This really sux man...now I have to wait another 2 months to get my wheels. I wish there are a "break" in the price but I doubt it.
We're sorry to hear about your situation -
Talk to your dealer - and tell them to contact Eddie at Mackin and we'll throw in something for your troubles.
Here is my contribution that I promised a while back. For all the kids that didnt get 19x10.5 +18 all around here is what they look like. Firt GTS owner with this done, after mackin said it wont work. Better pics will come soon this is just a few shots from install yesterday. I need the rear aligned and that will happen this weekend. Alot of camber in the rear. Fronts are perfect fit with the 10.5 up front. Here they are.








not at this point in time. but im almost sure a bbk will clear, and if not then a 5mm spacer in front will do the trick. but for now my fronts dont look sunk in like a 9.5 and the fitment is perfect.
Last edited by Jacob350z; Aug 20, 2009 at 09:55 AM.
Need some help guys, I have searched and searched and seem to come accross contradicting info. I just bought a set of 19" GTS's 9.5/+17 and 10.5/+18, the most common setup. These are going on stock suspension for now on a 03 350Z Tourning. I have to buy tires in the next 2-3 days and I dont want the stretched look. I was thinking 255/35/19 up front and 275 or 285/35/19 in back. With this rub without rolling or cutting the fenders. The car was just painted so I cant do this to brand new paint, many will say im retarted for not doing this while it was being prepped but i couldnt because I didnt know at the time which wheel I would end up with. I would like to get a set of drop springs soon too but I dont want to eff up the camber really bad (sugestions welcome for how far to drop with these wheels). Please help!


