looks veryyyy clean try to get some **** shots and corner view

 

Have to wait since I'm back in Iraq.

 

Ordering Forgestar F10's today, wanted to get second opinions on my offset choice before purchase. Im looking to go +25 Front and +27 rear, Mostly choose these offsets as I would like to do as little modifications as possible and would like to run 255/285 Tires. I was thinking about +20 in the front +25 in the rear but not sure if that would be to aggressive for the tires?

 

For a coupe?

 

Yes this is for a 6mt Coupe Sport

 

OK. I believe the G coupe is very similar to the 350Z. What are the wheel sizes? I don't think you should have issues with those tire sizes though.

 

20x9 F 20x10.5 R

 

^ that should be pretty good depending on ride height. My F14s are 19x9 +25 front and 19x10+30 rear. Dropped in eibachs but my springs tend to run a little lower than most with eibachs drop. Right now with hankook 245/275 rears sitting totally flush and the front could use maybe a 3-5mm spacer.

If your running a 10.5 rear+27 you'll be poking a bit in the rear but if your a bit lower than I am it'll sit flush on 275/285 I think. Then go with +20 to +25 on the fronts and you'll be flush all around

 

Thanks went with +25 in the Front and +32 in the rear. at least gives me the option to throw spacers in the rear If im not satisfied Looking for a semi aggressive setup without all the hassle and rub issues.

 

Could i get some fitment advice please?
I have decided to get 20x10.5 +25 all around, and wondering if 275/40/20 all around will be good choice? I don't like the stretch look, and also thinking about going 285/40/20 on rear.
This is my first set of wheels and still really noob with WTF and offsets!

Thanks!

 

Will the 370z wheels work on a 37x?

 

Same bolt pattern yes. What size wheels/offsets

 

Those tires are to tall. I run this with 255/30/20s. 265/30/20 would be a nice fit. 35 or even 40 series are too tall for a 20 inch fitments.

 

I'm more concerned about fitament with the awd system. I thought thats why they run narrower width's

 

IMO, as long as the circumference of the front and back wheel/tires are the same you shouldn't have any issues. When you start having the one set spin faster than the other is when you start damaging the gearing.

blnewt runs a 245/35/20, 295/30/20, respectfully.