Subject	There is a few things that affect offset..
Posted by	Carlos Ramirez on November 11, 2003 at 6:42 PM
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In Reply To	Mixed reviews in Search. 17x9.5 front 17x10 rear. posted by Goose93 on November 11, 2003 at 05:30 PM
Message	But first of all you must understand that 25.4mm = 1 inch That being said if you say cut the fender lip and say rolled the fender you could in theory get yourself another 1/2" of clearance maybe a whole inch. If that is the case you could possibly use rim that has +20 offset instead of +45 offset. But you would be taking a risk and for what gains? So place it safe and use some rims that are known to work for the 300ZX.
Follow Ups	Mixed reviews in Search. 17x9.5 front 17x10 rear. - Goose93 17:30:04 11/11/03 I have the same ?, any autocrossers???? (n/m) - SI 17:59:33 11/11/03 There is a few things that affect offset.. - Carlos Ramirez 18:42:08 11/11/03 I know but what fun would that be. - Goose93 19:15:59 11/11/03 Hell go for it then let us know your results :-) - Carlos Ramirez 19:30:50 11/11/03 We'll see... That is what TTnet is for. Research and - Goose93 19:38:57 11/11/03 there is a tool to answer your questino.. - Carlos Ramirez 19:49:18 11/11/03 WOW that would be a lot, and a bit more than I need. - Goose93 20:10:11 11/11/03 the Z in SPL Parts Banner add has the 17x9.5 /17x10 combo - Goose93 20:15:13 11/11/03 I have custom 9.5" fronts as seen in this pic >>> - Glenn (San Jose) 20:33:00 11/11/03 WOW, that is a sweet looking ride. Thanx for the info - Goose93 20:48:48 11/11/03 I am not sure on the width differences of the calipers>> - Glenn (San Jose) 21:03:54 11/11/03 17x9 ET45 with a 265/40-17 fits fine in the front (n/m) - Luke@tirerack 07:27:45 11/12/03
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