Ok thanks for the info

But what if I got a 0 offset

 

0 offset will definitely require a camber kit and possibly more pulled fenders than just rolled.

 

Which tires would I need so I don't have to roll the fenders

They have to be rolled even tho it's not the big of a drop

 

thanks u this is the same set up im getting looks damn good just so flipn hard to get intouch with someone at varrstoen kinda making me mad lol

 

With only .5" drop camber kit isn't necessary....+0/12 will need a roll.

 

Yes you will need your rear fenders rolled no matter what unless you go with +22. Unless you put bicycle tires on them.

 

Hello, I know completely nothing about wheels, but I'm planning to buy the Varrstoen 2.2.1 or 2.2.2. I drive a 04 350z stock and my wheels right now say 225/50 r17 94q for the front and rear tires.

Will the new tires weigh more than my current stock ones and will I feel a difference? When will I know if I will need spacers or not? Also will I need to purchase new rubbers for the rims?

I like the look of the Varrstoen 2.2.1 or 2.2.2, and I want to install everything myself but it seems a bit complicated right now. Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks!

 

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Hi guys.

I Need Help... i would like to buy the ES1 for my "04er Z" with the most agressiv look! I dont wont to Pull my Fenders, Rolling is ok ;-)
I Drive with apex lowering kit springs 40mm.

I think about VA 11" et12 and HA 11" et xx?



What size do you drive? Pics and experience would be very helpful!
greeting from Switzerland

 

Hey guys so i have 30z base model that i wasnted to put some Varrs on. So i have stock suspention and i am planning on putting some springs on it but thats later on. For now will i be fine with this setup
18's or 19's 9.5f/10.5/r
22+ offset
255/35f 275/35r
or should i go with the 12= offsets?

 

+12 offset will look better but will require you to roll the rear fenders.

also, if it were me, i'd do 40 series on 18"s and 35 series on 19"s. up to you though..

 

Ok cool, thanks for the info. So the 12+ will stick out a bit more and require me to roll the rears? I dont mind rolling but my main concern is to have it look good with stock suspention and alignment. So the 12+ will look better with stock suspention than the 22+?

 

yes and if you get springs/coils anytime soon it will look even better

 

Thanks man, i will get them in 19s 9.5/10.5 12+ with a rear fender roll and 255/35/19 275/35/19.<----does this sound just about right? They are going to look hot on my graystone Z, cant wait!!!

 

im confused now, one of the varrs vendors are telling me to get 22+ in the front and 30+ in the rears.

 

not sure why they are telling you to get that. either way, if you would take some time to look through this thread, you will find that the most common setup is 19x9.5/10.5 +12 with 245/35 & 275/35.

 

thanks for your help man, i just want to make sure to get the right offsets. I want to make sure i understand the offset situation before choking up 2 grand for this setup. thanks again for your time, sorry for the rookie questions.

 

 

 

I spoke to a seller on Ebay about the ES 2.2.0 and they told me to go with 17x9 5x114.3 +30mm for no problems. Will this look nice or should I go with the ES 2.2.1?