I have an 06 Grand Touring with the stock Rays wheels. I was thinking about spacing out the wheels a little. I have Rear - 285 Nitto Invo's and Front 255 Nitto Invo's. I havent dropped the car yet but am planning a subtle drop in the future.

Does anyone know what a good size spacer would be for my setup. Something that wouldnt rub or need me to run out of spec camber in the future. I was thinking 10mm. Also does anyone have any pics of something similar with the stock rays?

Thanks!

 

What size spacers? is getting old. Measure the distance between the tire and fender. You have the car in front of you to measure and check. I do not.

 

Did you check here first? https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...er-thread.html

 

davidv you must be getting old there big guy. And no, I DO NOT have the car in front of me it is 1000km away. Its unreal the amount of bitter ppl on this site. Davidv do you not have anything better to do with yourself than to make rude comments?

Thanks DavesZ#3. I have read that thread. Never seen anything with a similar set up.

Cheers!

 

before crying and freaking out, you could have realized that he gave you a correct way of measuring how large of spacers you should order.

don't boohoo about being far away from your vehicle - it is natural to assume you have the ability to go do this - and you did not mention that stipulation in your original post.

 

davidv you must be getting old there big guy. And no, I DO NOT have the car in front of me it is 1000km away. Its unreal the amount of bitter ppl on this site. Davidv do you not have anything better to do with yourself than to make rude comments?

Thanks DavesZ#3. I have read that thread. Never seen anything with a similar set up.


Entaille, try to hold back your excitement at the chance to be an *** and READ the post next time!

 

Here you go newby. (I'm new too but you don't see me asking this kind of crap) Do the calculations yourself and make a judgement based on that. You're just as capable as we are in knowing what you need to get/do for your car. This way, when something isn't to your liking, then you can blame yourself, not us...oh, and when you start forums like this, you're going to get flamed period. Just get over it.

 

This is all the info you need right here...

the stock rays have the same offset as other stock wheels, when you get to your car, you can remove a wheel and see a +33 or similar number imprinted in the back of one of the spokes, from there measure and do as that thread suggest and make a decision.

also, that thread was made to eliminate these threads, so this thread will be closed....any further questions - ask on that thread......


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-J