Tell me if I need Spacers to get the look
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You know the look I'm talking about. Flush. Tires right in line with the top of the fender. Here's what I have - tell me if I need spacers, please! And WHAT SIZE?
245/35/19x8.5 (front) - w/ 20mm offset
275/35/19x9.5 (rear) - w/ 35mm offset
Eibach Sportline Springs (1.2" f / 1.2" r)
Do I need spacers to get the right look? What SIZE?
Thanks!
Edited: Thanks davidv!
245/35/19x8.5 (front) - w/ 20mm offset
275/35/19x9.5 (rear) - w/ 35mm offset
Eibach Sportline Springs (1.2" f / 1.2" r)
Do I need spacers to get the right look? What SIZE?
Thanks!
Edited: Thanks davidv!
Last edited by slow down; May 8, 2007 at 03:46 PM.
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Originally Posted by MyV6IsFast3r
10 in the front and your going to have to do fender work. The front should be fine. Stick a 15mm on the rear and it should be perfect.
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I think I goofed fellas.
The rear is a deep dish, front is not.
So I think the front is 19x8.5 +35 / rear is 19.9.5 +20
Sorry for the confusion. I believe I had it backwards.
The rear is a deep dish, front is not.
So I think the front is 19x8.5 +35 / rear is 19.9.5 +20
Sorry for the confusion. I believe I had it backwards.
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I don't have any pics yet. In fact, if I had pics that would mean the wheels were on the car and it'd be easy for me to tell what size spacers I need. BUT, my patience is lacking and I wanted to see if I could pre-order the spacers and put everything on at once. I know it's a long-shot, but I thought some of you guys would have some insight on what spacers I need based on your experiences with your own cars and reading this forum for a year or more.
So, ignore the post if you wish, but if you have a firm idea on offsets for an '03 350z, I'd like to hear your thoughts.
Once again, what I'll be working with...
Front - 245/35/19x8.5 +35
Rear - 275/35/19x9.5 +20
Eibach Sportline Springs (1.2" drop all-round)
Thanks
So, ignore the post if you wish, but if you have a firm idea on offsets for an '03 350z, I'd like to hear your thoughts.
Once again, what I'll be working with...
Front - 245/35/19x8.5 +35
Rear - 275/35/19x9.5 +20
Eibach Sportline Springs (1.2" drop all-round)
Thanks
the frts will be fine thats the set up i have and theyre pretty good, the neg. camber is gonna give the illusion theyre sunk in though. the rear...
who the hell sold you a rim for a z with a 35 mm offset? thats sick. your gonna need a 15 0r 20mm spacer. see i have a 20mm offset wheel and its close to rubbing just a hair if it was lower. ( its only lowered .7in) better buy some stock in a tire co. if you dont plan on a camber kit! good luck
Originally Posted by big jon
the frts will be fine thats the set up i have and theyre pretty good, the neg. camber is gonna give the illusion theyre sunk in though. the rear...
who the hell sold you a rim for a z with a 35 mm offset? thats sick. your gonna need a 15 0r 20mm spacer. see i have a 20mm offset wheel and its close to rubbing just a hair if it was lower. ( its only lowered .7in) better buy some stock in a tire co. if you dont plan on a camber kit! good luck
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