TE37 19x10.5 and off-set issues (WARNING! pictures of bent GTC's...RIP)
02-18-2004, 06:22 AM
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<<It'll rub. Those who tell you that it won't, are fooling themselves because they made a very expensive mistake.>>
Now why would I waste my time by coming on here and telling someone that my car doesn't rub, when it does??? sheesh
I have yet to bottom out or contact the fender area with my cars set-up. If it did, wouldn't you think I'd just get my fenders rolled? I mean, I've already spent $10k on my 350Z, whats another $160.00?
Fact of the matter is, I have the 10.5" wide LE37T and I have RS*R springs and after 1200 miles on all kinds of bumpy roads I've yet to have the fender contact the tire, even on an aggressive sweeping on-ramp at over 50 mph with a passenger AND a full tank of gas....
I am as surprised as anyone...but that is fact, NOT blowing smoke up someones *ss....
Now why would I waste my time by coming on here and telling someone that my car doesn't rub, when it does??? sheesh
I have yet to bottom out or contact the fender area with my cars set-up. If it did, wouldn't you think I'd just get my fenders rolled? I mean, I've already spent $10k on my 350Z, whats another $160.00?
Fact of the matter is, I have the 10.5" wide LE37T and I have RS*R springs and after 1200 miles on all kinds of bumpy roads I've yet to have the fender contact the tire, even on an aggressive sweeping on-ramp at over 50 mph with a passenger AND a full tank of gas....
I am as surprised as anyone...but that is fact, NOT blowing smoke up someones *ss....
02-18-2004, 07:32 AM
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Sorry about that, I was thinking that you were going with a tire that are wider then 275/35.
<im thinking of buiyng a TE37 19x8.5 F ,19xx9.5 R with 22mm offset all around n will i have to roll fender>
As long as you don't go with anything wider then 275/35 then no problem.
<im thinking of buiyng a TE37 19x8.5 F ,19xx9.5 R with 22mm offset all around n will i have to roll fender>
As long as you don't go with anything wider then 275/35 then no problem.
02-19-2004, 08:12 AM
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Another PR Z gone .... at least it wasn't as bad as heriberto's.
Are you having trouble finding another one down there ?
Where on the island was the accident?
When my sister was looking for one all of the dealers were asking a HUGE mark up. She just went with the FX instead.
Good luck getting a new one
jim
Are you having trouble finding another one down there ?
Where on the island was the accident?
When my sister was looking for one all of the dealers were asking a HUGE mark up. She just went with the FX instead.
Good luck getting a new one
jim
02-19-2004, 09:05 AM
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Originally posted by JimRHIT
Another PR Z gone .... at least it wasn't as bad as heriberto's.
Are you having trouble finding another one down there ?
Where on the island was the accident?
When my sister was looking for one all of the dealers were asking a HUGE mark up. She just went with the FX instead.
Good luck getting a new one
jim
Another PR Z gone .... at least it wasn't as bad as heriberto's.
Are you having trouble finding another one down there ?
Where on the island was the accident?
When my sister was looking for one all of the dealers were asking a HUGE mark up. She just went with the FX instead.
Good luck getting a new one
jim
