BadBoi404

I have a 2006 350Z Roadster (touring) and wanted to know:

1. What is the widest application for front wheels without modifications (including preferred offset).
2. What is the widest application for rear wheels without modifications (including preferred offset).

I see so many opinions on offsets (factory 30mm and 33mm).

3. What provides the deepest lip?
4. What provides the widest stance (closest to wheel well) ?

Thanks for any comments.

sportbiketed

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um search

DavesZ#3

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Moved to proper forum

Look through the aggressive wheels threads.

AJCaron12

He's brand new fellas take it easy. Welcome BadBoi404. You find more info in the wheels and tires forum.

BadBoi404

Thank you...

davidv

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Welcome. Hundreds of examples here. Look at what other members have done. Find a wheel-tire combination that you like. Copy it. No need to reinvent the wheel. (I love to say that)

Silver350zed

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i have 10.5 up front.... custom secret offset and I have 12's in the rear with a custom secret offset with a 10mm spacer.

scotts300

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You can fit 10.5s all around, but doubt you need to. I'd go with a standard 9-9.5" front wheel and 9.5-10.5" rear wheel and offsets in the +20 to +30 area (depending on how wide you choose in those recommended ranges).

John H.

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I usually run 9.5 fr and 10.5 rr. My offsets have varied. Largest tires have been 255/35 fr and 285/35 rr.

zerafian

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Definitely take some time to look around on the forums. The most common trend is 9.5" wide rims up front on a 245/35/19 tire and 10.5" wide rear on a 275/35/19 tire. Conservative offsets would be around +17 to +22 with around -1 to -2 camber.

though to max it out go to the aggressive/stretch tire thread. Im sure you can fit a 12" rim with a 245 tire with -6 camber.

davidv

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Did you go for the maximum coolness?