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Old 10-23-2009, 07:36 AM
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i think i like 19's better, not only looks better weighs less too
Old 10-25-2009, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by WYZIWYG
Same wheels, same questions. Good thing I found this thread, now I know what size tires to order and how nice they'll look once they're on.

Is there really that much of a differene between a 245/30 and a 245/35?
depending on the tire yes. For example bfg's in a 35 look alot bigger than most tires in a 30. If your not slammed real low I would suggest running a 35 for sure.
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Default Need advice on the axis shine 20in

Hey guys I think i narrowed my rim search down to the axis shine. I'm looking at them in the 20in application. Does anyone on here have any insight on these rims? Fitting wise or how they look? Is 20in too big for our fender wells? I know they also come in a 19in applicAtion but Im just not sure which way to go. Please if you have any insight, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Old 01-31-2011, 09:37 AM
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Old 01-31-2011, 09:56 AM
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Did you have any fitment issues? Any fender wall rubbing or grinding?
Old 01-31-2011, 09:59 AM
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The front will rub a tad bit on inclines but just get thinner tires and a slight stretch and you won't have to worry about that at all.
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What size tires do you have on your car?
Old 01-31-2011, 10:15 AM
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Don't qoute me but I believe the fronts are 245/30 and the rears 275/35.
Old 01-31-2011, 10:20 AM
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No problems with my axis mod 7's.
20x9.5. 20x10.5 rear
Old 01-31-2011, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by derekinthez
No problems with my axis mod 7's.
20x9.5. 20x10.5 rear
How much are you lowered? I have the same dimensions but I'm decently low.
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I'm not lowered at all n I dont plan on lowering my z any time soon
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Originally Posted by ag0240
I'm not lowered at all n I dont plan on lowering my z any time soon
If you aren't lowered you aren't going to have any issues at all. Well, other than looking like a 4 by 4 truck, lol.
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It's not going to look good? I thought the bigger rim would help with the look while not having to lower the car
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Originally Posted by ag0240
It's not going to look good? I thought the bigger rim would help with the look while not having to lower the car
It won't look horrible but of course it won't look great. You will have a nice fender gap. Getting a bigger wheel doesn't fill up more room. Usually if the rim is bigger the tires are thinnner. So, really a 19inch wheel and a 20inch wheels are pretty close in diameter if you are also measuring the thickness of the tire. Of course the hellaflush crowd doesn't count because their tires are super thin.
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putting on an after market 20 inch rim will often actually raise the car, just due to the overall diameter of the wheel. so if you get the overall diameter of your wheel with tire and them subtract that from the hight of the new wheel/tire combo, that is how much it will go up. and Marques1 is right in that you will still have some wheel gap, not a ton if you get the correct offsets, but it will still be there. But no, it would not look bad, it'll be fine, just don't let the "hellaflush" butt bunch give you advice.
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Most likely you will want:
Front 20x10.0
Rear 20x11.0
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Originally Posted by OkashiZ
putting on an after market 20 inch rim will often actually raise the car, just due to the overall diameter of the wheel. so if you get the overall diameter of your wheel with tire and them subtract that from the hight of the new wheel/tire combo, that is how much it will go up. and Marques1 is right in that you will still have some wheel gap, not a ton if you get the correct offsets, but it will still be there. But no, it would not look bad, it'll be fine, just don't let the "hellaflush" butt bunch give you advice.
Please don't try to help people

Stock front tire 225/45-18 is how tall ? 245/30-20 tire is how tall?

Stock front 245/45-18 is how tall ? 275/30-20 tire is how tall?

OkashiZ please answer these questions and tell me how the 20 inch wheel (that sits inside the tire ) is going to lift the car. Then don't post unless yoru asking questions.
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Originally Posted by terrasmak
Please don't try to help people

Stock front tire 225/45-18 is how tall ? 245/30-20 tire is how tall?

Stock front 245/45-18 is how tall ? 275/30-20 tire is how tall?

OkashiZ please answer these questions and tell me how the 20 inch wheel (that sits inside the tire ) is going to lift the car. Then don't post unless yoru asking questions.
Thats why i tried to post above him. I guess he didn't read what I said or just didnt agree with me, lol.
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Not to thread hijack but I'm also looking at AXIS Shines (19's for me) on a 350Z

Are there any clearance issues with brembo's???

Also from what I've read on Zstore, the front is heavier than the rears. Anyone found these wheels to affect handling much?

Lastly, to avoid gaurd rubbing, what's the best tyre sizes for a stock ride height 350Z on 19's.

19x 8.5 on +15 Front
19x 9.5 on +20 Rears (the Zstore kit)

They still seem like the BEST bang for buck wheel around imho. They look awesome and are so cheap compared to the likes of Volks etc
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Don't know if they clear Brembo's, but standard fitment of 245/35-19 front and 275/35-19 rear would be your tires size.


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