Subject	I wouldn't call it ideal.
Posted by	TriniTT on June 27, 2014 at 4:13 PM
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In Reply To	I kind of see what you're saying about rubbing and poor wear posted by Adamo on June 27, 2014 at 03:44 PM
Message	The stock wheel width is 7.5" up front, so you're not really upgrading much, if at all. Ideally 8.5" would be a minimum front width combined with a 9.5" rear - I never recommend more than a 1" difference in width between staggered wheels front to rear as anything more will likely hinder performance. I did feel like 18x8 was great in the front with the 350z reays v1 combined with the 18x8.5 rear, so you might be fine. But the handling wouldn't be optimal compared to what it could be with better specs in your case. Cheers, JBrobst
Follow Ups	WedsSport TC-105N wheel fitment for BBK - Adamo 08:56:52 06/27/14 The backs are fine. - TriniTT 09:15:14 06/27/14 I was worried about the fronts, wasn't sure how to calculate - Adamo 11:41:21 06/27/14 Do you have an idea how big a spacer I may need? - Adamo 12:04:27 06/27/14 Probably a 25mm bolt-on spacer. - TriniTT 12:15:12 06/27/14 25mm? That's nuts. People run spacers that thick? (n/m) - ZXRider 12:21:25 06/27/14 Yeah bolt-on spacers can run pretty wide. - TriniTT 12:39:43 06/27/14 I think I got a 5mm spacer for the front - ZXRider 13:52:04 06/27/14 I've run them before. The only crucial factor is for them - TriniTT 14:21:56 06/27/14 Hmm that's interesting, cause right now I have plenty of - Adamo 13:44:09 06/27/14 The face would get 1.8cm inward, closer to the caliper - TriniTT 14:16:01 06/27/14 I kind of see what you're saying about rubbing and poor wear - Adamo 15:44:24 06/27/14 I wouldn't call it ideal. - TriniTT 16:13:59 06/27/14 Ya that makes sense, I haven't tracked my Z yet so I don't - Adamo 16:23:09 06/27/14
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