luiscar93

Can someone please tell me what exactly would I have to do to get these wheels to fit without any issues. I dont want any rubbing whatsoever! Thanks fam if you do know of anyone that has done it please post pics!

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guyinswmo

Buy these wheels, remove old wheels, install these wheels........

bri

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google is amazing
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#s...site:myg37.com

nissan 370z tire and rim specs

blnewt

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Front rim/tire is an easy fit, it's that damn 10.5 +23 in back that needs a lot of help to get a fit. You'd have to run a stretched 255 plus heavy camber (in the -3 degree range) to keep from hitting the fender. You could pull the fender and run better camber and possibly a wider tire. If you can find a full set of just fronts that would be much better for a daily driver. I wouldn't run a staggered Nismo set on a sedan.

eurtsx

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Agreed. Sorry, I didn't answer quick enough on Facebook Luis. Been busy at work but again, here's my set-up with all 4 of the fronts.

Doua Vang

Nice set up with going all fronts! Easy fix on the staggered lol. People do the same thing with OEM 19" G37 fronts

oewoko

i have an 07 g35x. using 1st gen h&r springs. 370z (not nismo) rims, on oversized 245/45 tires. no fender rolling. i only rub a little when i carry people in the back. i'm going to do the droopy butt spacer in the suspension sticky, since i do carry people once in awhile.

i oddly dont have any pictures on my phone. i'll try to remember to upload some later. my rear is slightly tucked, but the front only rubs the liner at full lock

oewoko

blnewt

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Wow, looks great ^^^
Nice Big Brake upgrade too, post some more pics down the side if you can, nice work!