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    Default 350z How little offset can be run without rolling the fenders

    What would be a nice stance offset that can be run without rolling the fenders, anyone know?
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    Someone told me that front from +15 to +22 in the front, and the rear +20 to +25 with a deep dish wheel looks good.

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    get of a offset that fits the car. worry about rolling later.
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    Default huh

    I don't want to roll the fenders.

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    well your not going to have a very good flush look. or you not going to be able to slam the car.
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    Roll 'em... Roll 'em hard.

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    just roll them, it'll look better.

    FYI, I'm running 20x9.5 +17F and 20x11+18R. My rear has to be rolled. And I'm running some negative camber.

    btw, how much are you lowered?

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    I,m stock height for now..i really don't want to lower it more then 1.0 because the roads in the area have big ass speed bumps. I want something that will sit flush at near stock height with a nice lip i will rolll the fenders if needed.
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    dirty.. what are you lowered on? looks good.

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    It also depends on wheel size... width and stuff...

    My current setup is 18X9.5" allround with +15/+10 wheel. Wheels sit flush..(my tires were stretched but i could fit some fat rubber back there without fender roll.

    My new setup as of weds will be 19x9.5/10.5 with +12 allround.... It more agressive then above...especially with the 275/295 tires i got for em.... they better fit... i know have rolled fenders for them.

    Oh yeah...im slammed too... so im sure you can fit alot

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    Well it depends. If your looking to stay near stock height, I wouldn't suggest going with a tire size larger than 275 and a rim size no bigger than 19. At that point, everything should be flush with a little tire tuck. Also look at the offset sizes on the rims, because that also makes a difference with clearance in the wheel well.
    I'm currently running 18x8 upfront and 18x9 in the rear with 235 upfront and 275 in the rear. I'm +20 in the front and +40 in the back. And I'm still on the stock suspension. I've only got maybe 1/4" gap between the tire and the fenders without a roll and it looks pretty good.

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    Thank for the input everyone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by integra938 View Post
    dirty.. what are you lowered on? looks good.
    tein s-techs for the 350z higher spring rates than the G35 ones.

    Quote Originally Posted by Guilty1s View Post
    It also depends on wheel size... width and stuff...

    My current setup is 18X9.5" allround with +15/+10 wheel. Wheels sit flush..(my tires were stretched but i could fit some fat rubber back there without fender roll.

    My new setup as of weds will be 19x9.5/10.5 with +12 allround.... It more agressive then above...especially with the 275/295 tires i got for em.... they better fit... i know have rolled fenders for them.

    Oh yeah...im slammed too... so im sure you can fit alot
    i would not put 275 295 on that size of a rim. you wont need it or use it. and it will look funny.
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    ^^^ agreed.

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