without rubbing...

 

I'm not a genie!

wheel specs needed?

ride hieght needed?

 

Bro you should really go use a tire calculator, 40 series plus 20inch wheels! Damn u really wNt ur car to look like a 4 wheeler lol... U should be looking at 30 and 25 series tires.... 35 wil still be too tall!

Remember u have 20 INCH wheels not 18's

Gl, make the right decision

 

Offsets?? Fenders rolled? Pulled at all? What type of tire? Street, slick?? What size rims 18" 19"??

There are plenty of people running 315 and others running even more. But there is allot more that goes into it then just saying im gonna put a huge tire on will it rub or not.

 

^^ agreed!! also what are the offsets on the rims? that will make a difference as well for deciding on your tire selection.

 

ok, sorry i asked the wrong question. Let's say, you got 19"s ... I wanted to know what is the widest rubber you can fit inside the Z's wheel well using the optimum offset and rim width that will be required to fit the rubber. Fenders rolled, street tyres. I'm just wondering if anyone has gone past 325's. lol.

 

https://my350z.com/forum/8902805-post1516.html

On 19's it would prob be a little harder to fit that much tire.

 

gaddeym! that's hardcore!!

Thanks for the info. that's one sick tyre setup right there i wonder how the bearings would keep up with that.
Anyways, i "liked" your Z @ TWM Performance. Nice Z! Good luck winning some goodies!

 

Not on Sportlines, but 18x10.5 with 285/30 work in most cases. My 295/30s on them rubbed just a tad but nothing is rolled.

Yes, member SSMZ33 has run 335s on the rear with some fender pulling.

 

you know people want to be able to drive safely in the rain and not have to flip their tires every 6k miles

 

18x10.5 +15 + michellin pilot sports in 285/35 all around.

no spacers.

 

Camber specs?

Rolled?

Pulled?

Rubbed?

Lowered?

 

MOARRRRR!

beautifulllll!

didn't know you can run a 285 up front.

 

One can run a 295 or 305 up front as well. I think SSMZ33 ran a 315 up front after pulling the fenders.

 

Uber crappy pic, but 285 on front. Equally crappy job trying to obscure the plate.

-3.0 camber

 

Lgear, thats a rad setup

 

35 Profile correct? if so that's good news for me.

 

looks to be about very close to stock height maybe an inch lower if that...

yet with 285 in the rear, those bad looks don't looks mean at all...

moar

better pics may help

 

Heres my setup, 255/35-front 285/35-rear +12 all around. Yes there varrstoens so hate on!! Im a college student so i dont have the funds to purchase the real stuff. Maybe after i finish schooling i can buy 3k+ wheels

 

that ***!