A certain look I want.
Hey guys, i'm getting new wheels soon and I need some help. I'm not familiar with sizes 0x0x0 and I was wondering if you could throw some numbers at me.
2008 Base 350z
I want a racing look, but I want it to be flush. I'm getting new tires and rims. I'm thinking 17'' for a more tire look you know? I don't want the rim sticking out near the wheel well, I want the tire flush.
Tire recommendation? I do alot of power driving. Thinking about HP+ upgrades in the future.
I'm still contemplating on rim choice. Budget is small.
You think 17" is to small?
Also if you could post a picture of what your talking about, I would appreciate it.
2008 Base 350z
I want a racing look, but I want it to be flush. I'm getting new tires and rims. I'm thinking 17'' for a more tire look you know? I don't want the rim sticking out near the wheel well, I want the tire flush.
Tire recommendation? I do alot of power driving. Thinking about HP+ upgrades in the future.
I'm still contemplating on rim choice. Budget is small.
You think 17" is to small?
Also if you could post a picture of what your talking about, I would appreciate it.
Last edited by Jazzyfella; Apr 5, 2017 at 08:08 PM.
This is the best thread for answers to your questions:
https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...ls-thread.html
You should read the entire thread to gain a sense of the effects of wheel and tire size, and wheel offset. --Spike
https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...ls-thread.html
You should read the entire thread to gain a sense of the effects of wheel and tire size, and wheel offset. --Spike
yes 17s are too small, you will look like you are riding on black cheerios. i think 18s will give you the look you want, with 19s the tires get expensive. 18x9.5 +15 is pretty popular size
that is your one spoon feeding..... btw, dollar to hp increase on these cars suck! (another freebie)
that is your one spoon feeding..... btw, dollar to hp increase on these cars suck! (another freebie)
If you track your car, 17” or 18” wheels are best and used by the majority of people who run on the track.
Some serious racers say that 17” wheels are best. That makes sense when you look at stock cars and Formula cars (which run wide wheels with a small diameter, and wide tires with a high sidewall series). --Spike
Some serious racers say that 17” wheels are best. That makes sense when you look at stock cars and Formula cars (which run wide wheels with a small diameter, and wide tires with a high sidewall series). --Spike
This was my first post on here because I think i'm migrating here..
LMAO, I already like this forum.
Last edited by SR71; Jul 10, 2014 at 08:56 PM.
Are you more concerned with function or appearance? --Spike
I did do alot of reading, but I suck at learning. I need someone to teach me. I posted something similar on ********** and since no one responds to anyones post on there, you kind of have to do your own research.
This was my first post on here because I think i'm migrating here..
This was my first post on here because I think i'm migrating here..
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My main concern is the rim sticking out of the tire.. I do not want that. I want the tire well to be more dominant. Is that the +15 at the end of the set of numbers? So +20 will have more tire on the tirewell? Or opposite?
I DONT want this....



My main concern is the rim sticking out of the tire.. I do not want that. I want the tire well to be more dominant. Is that the +15 at the end of the set of numbers? So +20 will have more tire on the tirewell? Or opposite?
I DONT want this....
Last edited by SR71; Jul 10, 2014 at 08:56 PM.
In person slammed cars are awesome...( I jizz when I see them).
But online they look stupid to me..
Then again in reality they are useless driving wise.. that's what really matters.
Last edited by SR71; Jul 10, 2014 at 08:51 PM.
Look up stock wheel size, then google offset calc, plug in the size, plug in the new size you want or published specs with pics , look at results. Very simple, it's how I learned.
Wheel width relative to tire width. It's about as intuitive as it gets. You really need to do some more research before spending any money on your car.








