::NISMO Wheels Thread::
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You can check my gallery as I have the 18's. I am lowered on the Eibach Pro springs and have 15mm spacers in the front and 25mm in the rear. I tried 20mm in the front but was rubbing A LOT. Also, my rear fenders ARE rolled.
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im running the same wheels and sizes exept in 19s and 275/35 rear and 245/35 front worked best for me for the next time you get tires, i think 40 would be too high a sidewall and would rub more
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guys,
thanks for all the comments..if u notice the front..with V3 the car is super low in front with lip..i like to keep that height and not lower, cause it will scrape on every driveway and bump... rear yes I can lower and add spacers or just add spacers.. please advice
Mike
thanks for all the comments..if u notice the front..with V3 the car is super low in front with lip..i like to keep that height and not lower, cause it will scrape on every driveway and bump... rear yes I can lower and add spacers or just add spacers.. please advice
Mike
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guys,
thanks for all the comments..if u notice the front..with V3 the car is super low in front with lip..i like to keep that height and not lower, cause it will scrape on every driveway and bump... rear yes I can lower and add spacers or just add spacers.. please advice
Mike
thanks for all the comments..if u notice the front..with V3 the car is super low in front with lip..i like to keep that height and not lower, cause it will scrape on every driveway and bump... rear yes I can lower and add spacers or just add spacers.. please advice
Mike
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This has the potential to be a really nice setup. I love the wheels.
Let me try and help you out. I'm sure an inch drop in the front wouldn't make your car that much lower. The inch will make you like your car that much more, trust me. You just have to be careful when you go in and out of places to go slower and at a bigger angle. Lower the front an inch, and lower the rear accordingly. Look into some coilovers or some springs that vendors have available and compare the drops they will give you.
Use these tire sizes. The tire sizes you are using now is making your car have more wheel gap and it looks a little odd.
As Wais says, get your rear fenders rolled before you drop the car. Make sure you go to someone who is reputable and has an eastwood fender roller with a heat gun.
All good advice in this thread and you should be able to achieve the look you want if you follow some simple guidelines. This is what I would do...
1. Buy 245/40/18 and 275/40/18 tires
2. Purchase either coilovers or springs with a rear camber kit.
3. Get your rear fenders rolled
4. Install and enjoy!
Let me try and help you out. I'm sure an inch drop in the front wouldn't make your car that much lower. The inch will make you like your car that much more, trust me. You just have to be careful when you go in and out of places to go slower and at a bigger angle. Lower the front an inch, and lower the rear accordingly. Look into some coilovers or some springs that vendors have available and compare the drops they will give you.
Use these tire sizes. The tire sizes you are using now is making your car have more wheel gap and it looks a little odd.
All good advice in this thread and you should be able to achieve the look you want if you follow some simple guidelines. This is what I would do...
1. Buy 245/40/18 and 275/40/18 tires
2. Purchase either coilovers or springs with a rear camber kit.
3. Get your rear fenders rolled
4. Install and enjoy!
Last edited by VQpoweredZ; 05-22-2011 at 11:10 PM.