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Old 01-17-2009 | 04:57 PM
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I just purchased the oem rays wheels fromt eh 2006 z. I currently have 240 40 18 upfront and 265 35 19 in the rear.

whats the biggest spacer i can use.

would 20mm front and 25 mm rear be too aggressive
Old 01-17-2009 | 06:20 PM
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I would run 15 all the way around..

You don't want to look RRICE!!

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I just purchased the oem rays wheels fromt eh 2006 z. I currently have 240 40 18 upfront and 265 35 19 in the rear.

whats the biggest spacer i can use.

would 20mm front and 25 mm rear be too aggressive
Old 01-17-2009 | 07:02 PM
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^ +1, they're not as tucked in as other stock 350z wheels. Also i would change the tires out back to 285/35/19 for a more aggressive look.
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but then i would have an issue with the vdc.
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so 15 mm all around should be fine....Do ii need longer studs
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but then i would have an issue with the vdc.
Thats why you'll change the front tires as well to go with the rear You wont have any VDC issues
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U can get 15mm spacers with built in studs
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i have a set of 10 mm spacers layin around...do you think thats suffecient..
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^ u had those laying around and didn't even bother fitting them??? Yes they are suffecient. Also go with wider tires like i said. THey will look so much better, especially from the rear
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Originally Posted by JPE22
Thats why you'll change the front tires as well to go with the rear You wont have any VDC issues
How big would the fronts need to be, 255/40/18?
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Alrighty...that would mean i need to buy new tires all around...UGGGG
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I would do 265/35/18 up front and 285/30/19 for the rear. Thats from comparing with stock setup, im not sure what the wheel specs are for the GT rims. I know the rear is 19x10, not sure with the front.
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OEM 06 GT wheel Specs

Front 18 x 9, 245/40-18
Rear 19 x 10, 265/35-19

I am running a 275/30-19 on the rear on mine.

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http://www.wheelsmaster.com/rt_specs.jsp
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What do typical 15mm spacers with studs weigh?
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can i keep the 245 40 18 front and do a 285 30 19 rear without it driving funny and any vdc issues
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Papa bear says too aggressive.
Momma bears says too wimpy.
Baby bear says just right.
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Originally Posted by nick123
can i keep the 245 40 18 front and do a 285 30 19 rear without it driving funny and any vdc issues

The tires look the same height to me.
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so thats a yes...I can do 345 40 18 front and 285 30 19 rear...Would it drive funny or lo9look funny...Somone tell me as im buying them today
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Originally Posted by nick123
so thats a yes...I can do 345 40 18 front and 285 30 19 rear...Would it drive funny or lo9look funny...Somone tell me as im buying them today
Dude do 255/40/18 and 285/35/19 Thats what im running at it looks great
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Originally Posted by kham25
Dude do 255/40/18 and 285/35/19 Thats what im running at it looks great
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