350zspeed

Would a 20x9 +38 245/35/20 and a 20x10.5 +45 265/30/20 look bad? Doing some math I know it won't be flush.

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

If you're wanting a more flush fit then you'll be wanting some spacers but w/ those specs you can run a lot more tire, like a 295 or even a 305 out back and a 255 front.

350zspeed

Thanks I'd rather have more tire. I'm running the stock wheels with 20 and 25 mm spacers. I'm really not a fan of spacers though.

350zspeed

Of course they don't clear the brakes
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blnewt

iTrader: (13)

How much spacing do you need to clear the calipers, should only be a problem in front unless you're dealing w/ a deep dish type setup. If it's just a few mm that you need you should be able to use a 10mm spacer and this would get your front wheel edge pretty close to where the rear would be.

350zspeed

Vossen vvs083 . Dish. Front and back look like they will clear with a 3mm spacer.

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

Not bad, just be sure you get a full six turns on the lug nuts when torqued down to 80-85 ft. lbs, or you will need extended studs. Should be ok on a 3mm but you may need a 5mm just to give you a little "comfort", and sometimes extended studs are needed, but ???

350zspeed

Thanks for the help. They still touched in the front with 3mm. I ordered 5mm spacers . Hopefully this works.

The rear fit with the 3mm and looks pretty flush to the quarter. I not running much camber and only dropped on eibach.

I did the whole could overs , control arms...... On my z and didn't want to put the time in this car but it seems ive opened up a can of worms

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

Yep, that can of worms can't stay closed around here lol, hopefully the 5s will work and you still have enough room on the studs to secure the lugnuts safely.