Subject	New to wheel fitment
Posted by	esimplx on December 19, 2013 at 6:23 PM
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Message	So when I bought my Z (in terrible shape, blown engine) it had these 19" wheels on it. They fit okay, but the previous owner pulled all the splash guards out to make them work. And I think they are hideous, so I'm looking to replace them with 18's. I was considering Varrstoen replicas (available at CZ). My real question is what offset is normal for our cars? How do I go about calculating it? Is making them fit correctly something that can easily be done at home, or do I need an alignment machine? Current plans would be Front 18x9.5 +22 Rear 18x10.5 +22 Thanks for any opinions/help!
Follow Ups	New to wheel fitment - esimplx 18:23:57 12/19/13 Need offsets like +38 front, +44 rearsto make those fit (n/m) - 280ZuL8r 18:29:22 12/19/13 Or mad camber yo! - soulpwr 18:54:42 12/19/13 Re: Need offsets like +38 front, +44 rearsto make those fit - esimplx 18:55:01 12/19/13 Because that size probably fits the 350Z or 370Z. duh. (n/m) - MixManMash 07:17:13 12/20/13 Do your homework. Offset is a critical quantity. - JMartz 09:02:25 12/20/13 This question is literally asked every day (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 02:10:10 12/20/13 read this. - MixManMash 07:20:52 12/20/13 I have read that post several times. The author - JMartz 08:59:55 12/20/13 I have been considering wheel fitment recently - JMartz 07:52:25 12/20/13 Depends... how attached are you to your fenders? - Stadsport (Nick@CZP) 10:54:41 12/20/13 Re: Depends... how attached are you to your fenders? - Huber300zx 21:41:09 12/21/13
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