Tenzo Racing DC-5 and DC-6 version 2
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Originally Posted by StreetOC192
OK all:
Per Frank at Tenzo the offsets are as follows:
DC-6:
18x8 +9mm
18x9.5 +15mm
DC-5:
19x8.5 +20mm
19x10 +19mm
If these offsets for the DC-5 sound good to you guys (I really am lost when it comes to wheel offsets and what looks good) I think I will jump on the DC-5 version 2 in charcoal gray for my silverstone Z.
Per Frank at Tenzo the offsets are as follows:
DC-6:
18x8 +9mm
18x9.5 +15mm
DC-5:
19x8.5 +20mm
19x10 +19mm
If these offsets for the DC-5 sound good to you guys (I really am lost when it comes to wheel offsets and what looks good) I think I will jump on the DC-5 version 2 in charcoal gray for my silverstone Z.
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I Have Tenzo Gf7's And I Love Them..
Go With What U Like Buddy U Cant Go Wrong That Way! MINES R 19'S WITH A 245 IN THE FRONT AND 275 IN THE BACK..
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Originally Posted by StreetOC192
For the DC5 or the DC6?
On the DC6 you can pull it off with 18x9.5+15 all around with some 265/35-18 some camber and rolling your fenders in the front.
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Originally Posted by Runngun21
Go With What U Like Buddy U Cant Go Wrong That Way! MINES R 19'S WITH A 245 IN THE FRONT AND 275 IN THE BACK..
Are you running the Front 19x8 +25 & Rear 19x10 +30 In gloss graphite?
Looks NICE!
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The more and more I look I also like the GT6 in Hyper Black. I think this would look great on a silverstone.
It comes in:
19x8.5 +20mm
19x10.5 +25mm
Man, picking wheels is a tough decision, huh? Anyone else get this confused when picking their wheels?
I wish I knew how to photoshop all 3 of these onto a silverstone to get an idea......
It comes in:
19x8.5 +20mm
19x10.5 +25mm
Man, picking wheels is a tough decision, huh? Anyone else get this confused when picking their wheels?
I wish I knew how to photoshop all 3 of these onto a silverstone to get an idea......
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Originally Posted by StreetOC192
The more and more I look I also like the GT6 in Hyper Black. I think this would look great on a silverstone.
It comes in:
19x8.5 +20mm
19x10.5 +25mm
Man, picking wheels is a tough decision, huh? Anyone else get this confused when picking their wheels?
I wish I knew how to photoshop all 3 of these onto a silverstone to get an idea......
It comes in:
19x8.5 +20mm
19x10.5 +25mm
Man, picking wheels is a tough decision, huh? Anyone else get this confused when picking their wheels?
I wish I knew how to photoshop all 3 of these onto a silverstone to get an idea......
Stick to the DC5
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I've decided!!!
OK, I'm going to order this week. I've decided on the Tenzo DC-5. I am not a wheel guy, so I just want to make sure that the setup will work with the Z and ask what the OPTIMAL tire sizes should be. Are these offsets ok?
I am going with:
Front -
Tenzo DC-5 v.2 19x8.5 +20 offset Charcoal Grey
Rear -
Tenzo DC-5 v.2 19x10 +20 offset Charcoal Grey
I am currently on stock suspension, and am only willing to drop a little. I might get Hotchkis springs (about .5 in drop). I would prefer to not have to roll or cut my feners. Would 245/35/19 and 265/30/19 be the best route here?
I am going with:
Front -
Tenzo DC-5 v.2 19x8.5 +20 offset Charcoal Grey
Rear -
Tenzo DC-5 v.2 19x10 +20 offset Charcoal Grey
I am currently on stock suspension, and am only willing to drop a little. I might get Hotchkis springs (about .5 in drop). I would prefer to not have to roll or cut my feners. Would 245/35/19 and 265/30/19 be the best route here?
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Originally Posted by StreetOC192
OK, I'm going to order this week. I've decided on the Tenzo DC-5. I am not a wheel guy, so I just want to make sure that the setup will work with the Z and ask what the OPTIMAL tire sizes should be. Are these offsets ok?
I am going with:
Front -
Tenzo DC-5 v.2 19x8.5 +20 offset Charcoal Grey
Rear -
Tenzo DC-5 v.2 19x10 +20 offset Charcoal Grey
I am currently on stock suspension, and am only willing to drop a little. I might get Hotchkis springs (about .5 in drop). I would prefer to not have to roll or cut my feners. Would 245/35/19 and 265/30/19 be the best route here?
I am going with:
Front -
Tenzo DC-5 v.2 19x8.5 +20 offset Charcoal Grey
Rear -
Tenzo DC-5 v.2 19x10 +20 offset Charcoal Grey
I am currently on stock suspension, and am only willing to drop a little. I might get Hotchkis springs (about .5 in drop). I would prefer to not have to roll or cut my feners. Would 245/35/19 and 265/30/19 be the best route here?
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yeap 265/30-19 not only will have your traction control driving you nuts, but it will looks horrible. Here is a pic of mine with 265/30-19
https://my350z.com/forum/media-share/261954-i-m-picture-whoring-again.html
https://my350z.com/forum/media-share/261954-i-m-picture-whoring-again.html
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Originally Posted by StreetOC192
Oh WOW! thank you so much for that guys!!! I really appreciate the help. As soon as they come in and I get them on, I will post pics.