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Old 02-01-2014, 11:32 AM   #2911
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not going to be 30's. you're going to have to run 50's and a slip on.

Cool thanks, well I was planning on doing Origin Type II 50's so that works out perfectly.
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\first post hope im doing this right.

i recently lowered my car on some megan racing street series coilovers and now am looking to purchase a new set of wheels. i know what people say about xxr's but they are affordable, especially for a 22 year old with other things to pay for.

my choice is the XXR 527's probably in chromium black, would these clear my coilovers and cause any problems? is this a good set up for a car that i daily drive?

Front: 18x8.75 +20 tire: 225 (40 or 45) r18
Rear: 18x9.75 +20 tire: 245 (40 or 45) r18

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I know I am probably going to get flamed for this but after getting through 10 pages I got really sick of reading. I attempted to search the thread but the search timed out (too many results?)

Anyway, I am just looking for good information on wheel size and tire size just to fill out the wheel well a bit. I don't know all that much about offset/camber/toe in-out/pretty much anything discussed in this thread.

Here is the goal, seems pretty simple compared to others.

Car - 1998 Nissan 240SX SE
Ride Height - Stock or close to stock, maybe eventually 1-2" drop.
Camber - No observable camber desired. Nice flat contact on the road and clean flush look.
Size - 16 or 17" rims staggered (I think that means larger in the back?)
Fender Modification - None
Other modification - I am going to have Z32 brake setup on all 4 corners.
Tire stretch - Hopefully none, I think it looks pretty silly.

All I want to do is make the car look more complete. Less fender gap. I also have a concern clearing the struts as well as the stock wheel well trim (splash guard?)

Any advice on what I would need for suspension upgrades, if any, wheel suggestions, and tire suggestions are greatly appreciated. I hope I am asking with all the right questions.


If you couldn't tell I want to retain an OEM look. I actually really like the S14 SE wheels so if you know of a similar wheel that would be great. As little modification as possible is key.
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Old 02-03-2014, 02:45 AM   #2915
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I know I am probably going to get flamed for this but after getting through 10 pages I got really sick of reading. I attempted to search the thread but the search timed out (too many results?)

Anyway, I am just looking for good information on wheel size and tire size just to fill out the wheel well a bit. I don't know all that much about offset/camber/toe in-out/pretty much anything discussed in this thread.

Here is the goal, seems pretty simple compared to others.

Car - 1998 Nissan 240SX SE
Ride Height - Stock or close to stock, maybe eventually 1-2" drop.
Camber - No observable camber desired. Nice flat contact on the road and clean flush look.
Size - 16 or 17" rims staggered (I think that means larger in the back?)
Fender Modification - None
Other modification - I am going to have Z32 brake setup on all 4 corners.
Tire stretch - Hopefully none, I think it looks pretty silly.

All I want to do is make the car look more complete. Less fender gap. I also have a concern clearing the struts as well as the stock wheel well trim (splash guard?)

Any advice on what I would need for suspension upgrades, if any, wheel suggestions, and tire suggestions are greatly appreciated. I hope I am asking with all the right questions.


If you couldn't tell I want to retain an OEM look. I actually really like the S14 SE wheels so if you know of a similar wheel that would be great. As little modification as possible is key.
17x9 +25 ish is what you want. Depending on the width of the tires, you probably want to atleast roll the fenders. Should be able to run atleast 245/45-17s all around on that, maybe even 255/40-17s.
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Awesome, thanks a lot. What are some of the better budget brands I can look at? Can I even go to 17's without rolling the fenders? I would like to avoid it if possible.

Also, let me see if I understand this. The stock offset is +40 if I am not mistaken, so if I get a wheel with an offset of +25 it will bring the wheel out 15mm? This means the inside of the wheel will be deep and allow clearance for the big z 32 brakes, right? I might actually learn something out of this.

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Awesome, thanks a lot. What are some of the better budget brands I can look at? Can I even go to 17's without rolling the fenders? I would like to avoid it if possible.

Also, let me see if I understand this. The stock offset is +40 if I am not mistaken, so if I get a wheel with an offset of +25 it will bring the wheel out 15mm? This means the inside of the wheel will be deep and allow clearance for the big z 32 brakes, right? I might actually learn something out of this.
No, you have to put in the width difference between stock and your new wheels into the equation.

Offset is how far off the mount pad of the wheels are in reference to the center of the wheel. Best way to figure out fitment on your own is by playing with a wheel offset calculator and taking measurements of your wheel to fender space.
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Do you have a link to a good calculator that actually explains where and what I need to measure? I also don't think I want to go the coilover route, is there a way to make a spring/shock combo adjustable?
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I also don't think I want to go the coilover route, is there a way to make a spring/shock combo adjustable?
Adjustable how? Damping? or ride height?

Damping, sure: Koni, KYB AGX, etc.

Ride height? You'll need to get coilover sleeves. Don't go the Ground Control route unless you find a nice used set for cheap. It's honestly a rip off if you purchase them new from GC. Also, it'll give you a more limited range of ride height adjustability. Expect no more than a 2" drop.
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Adjustable how? Damping? or ride height?

Damping, sure: Koni, KYB AGX, etc.

Ride height? You'll need to get coilover sleeves. Don't go the Ground Control route unless you find a nice used set for cheap. It's honestly a rip off if you purchase them new from GC. Also, it'll give you a more limited range of ride height adjustability. Expect no more than a 2" drop.
Then that is perfect. I am not looking for more than 1 to 2 inches. I was actually referring to camber, would it be done through camber plate or just the control arms?
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Old 02-03-2014, 06:21 PM   #2921
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Hey guys I got a quick one! S14 with tubs. 30mm front fenders and 50mm rear over fenders. Im also runing a dual z32 rear brake caliper set up in the rear, which adds an 8mm spacer built into the kit.

Could you guys recommend 18s in width and offset for the widebody? I want to run -3.5 front and -3 in the rear. Im trying to pick up a dope set of work equips and I want the maximum lips.
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Old 02-04-2014, 09:35 PM   #2922
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Need some advice i try to decide what tires to put on my rear 18x11" +5 wheel on rolled only S14. im looking at 245-40 , 255-35 or 255-40. I have google search all and got pictures for 245-40 and 255-35 on 11" only never see 255-40 yet. Dose anyone have picture of 255-40 on 18x11" ? Im try to see how it look. im new with this Thank you.
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Alright, not sure why I didn't remember them earlier.

New question more specs.

Suspension: Nismo S Tune coilover (Lowered 1.0" Front 0.6" Rear)
Wheels 17x8 35mm Offset, 215x45x17 tires
Z32 brakes all 4 corners.
No fender modification

Is it possible?

Edit: I think it would flush out more if I can find a wheel with 25mm offset. If any other suspension mods would be needed I would like to know. the Nismo S tunes are non adjustable and can't mount camber plates so it would all be up to arms I guess(?)
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Car - 1998 Nissan 240SX SE
Ride Height - Stock or close to stock, maybe eventually 1-2" drop.
Camber - No observable camber desired. Nice flat contact on the road and clean flush look.
Size - 16 or 17" rims staggered (I think that means larger in the back?)
Fender Modification - None
Other modification - I am going to have Z32 brake setup on all 4 corners.
Tire stretch - Hopefully none, I think it looks pretty silly.
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17x9 +25 ish is what you want. Depending on the width of the tires, you probably want to atleast roll the fenders. Should be able to run atleast 245/45-17s all around on that, maybe even 255/40-17s.
i have the almost same goals in mind as Soilsack for wheel fitment, except at most i will only drop the car 1.5". but i am really looking for a staggered setup 17x8 front 17x9 rear. i know that what you said about 17x9 +25 from previous searching is close to what i want. but what about the 17x8 front? i would rather not use spacers.
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i have the almost same goals in mind as Soilsack for wheel fitment, except at most i will only drop the car 1.5". but i am really looking for a staggered setup 17x8 front 17x9 rear. i know that what you said about 17x9 +25 from previous searching is close to what i want. but what about the 17x8 front? i would rather not use spacers.
You dont want to run spacers but you want to run narrower wheels that will probably be more sunken in?
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You dont want to run spacers but you want to run narrower wheels that will probably be more sunken in?
i am not 100% opposed to running spacers. but i would like to know more what offset on 17x8 will get them close to 17x9 with +25 offset? or in your opinion is it just not worth it to go staggered at those widths? any help is appreciated.
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or in your opinion is it just not worth it to go staggered at those widths? any help is appreciated.
Anything narrower that 9 inches wide on an S-chassis is a complete waste, IMO. Do the 17x9+25 all around. That should clear most coilovers, but if not, a 7mm slip-on spacer should do the job.

Although, personally, I feel that S14 wheel arches are too big for 17's and make them look dinky unless you do an assload of fender work like 95KA-Turbo... 18's are perfect on S14's.
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^^^This...only reason you'd want to run 17s on an S14 is because you want to run 17x9.5 or 10 +18 all around and run 255/40s all around for max grip.
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Anything narrower that 9 inches wide on an S-chassis is a complete waste, IMO. Do the 17x9+25 all around. That should clear most coilovers, but if not, a 7mm slip-on spacer should do the job.

Although, personally, I feel that S14 wheel arches are too big for 17's and make them look dinky unless you do an assload of fender work like 95KA-Turbo... 18's are perfect on S14's.
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^^^This...only reason you'd want to run 17s on an S14 is because you want to run 17x9.5 or 10 +18 all around and run 255/40s all around for max grip.
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Hey guys,
I tried to find the perfect thread for my question here on zilvia but i did not find one, i just bought a set of wheels, all 4 are 17x9 +25, i was wondering what set of tires should i get for them? 225/45? 215/40 or 215/45? And don't want my car to be very low because of our broken roads.
Any help would be appreciated.
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^Use rimtuck to answer your tire question. Insert your wheel specs, play around with offset if you can't find what you're looking for, take notes and apply to your car.

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Although, personally, I feel that S14 wheel arches are too big for 17's and make them look dinky unless you do an assload of fender work like 95KA-Turbo... 18's are perfect on S14's.
Last statement is true but for those that want meat on their wheels, do stick with 17's.

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only reason you'd want to run 17s on an S14 is because you want to run 17x9.5 or 10 +18 all around and run 255/40s all around for max grip.
You don't need to stick with this size in terms of tires, but it'll leave you room for meaty tires.
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hello every one
i have a 1998 silver moss 240sx
my buddy sold me a set of xxr 521 .. 18x10 +25 all four
fitted the wheels on my car
the rear fit like a dream ( even fills the quarter panel pull from the previous owner.. he had ccw I WANT )

but the problem is in the front
i tried to fit but i jus hit shock .. i then tried a 1/2 in spacer ... still hitting the shock

so my dad who also has a s14 decided to used two and i use two

but now i need the fronts
i will be installing 300z z32 aluminum brakes in the front ( i think thats what they call them)
so what ever i use has to clear

i was considering 18x8.5 +25 in the same xxr 521

will this work considering the brakes and i dont mind a slight fender pull but nothing to much the rear is enough for me




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^^^Do people ever read anything in this thread anymore? We must have been talking about the same damn 18x10 +25 XXR wheels front fitment atleast every other page.

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hello every one
i have a 1998 silver moss 240sx
my buddy sold me a set of xxr 521 .. 18x10 +25 all four
fitted the wheels on my car
the rear fit like a dream ( even fills the quarter panel pull from the previous owner.. he had ccw I WANT )

but the problem is in the front
i tried to fit but i jus hit shock .. i then tried a 1/2 in spacer ... still hitting the shock

so my dad who also has a s14 decided to used two and i use two

but now i need the fronts
i will be installing 300z z32 aluminum brakes in the front ( i think thats what they call them)
so what ever i use has to clear

i was considering 18x8.5 +25 in the same xxr 521

will this work considering the brakes and i dont mind a slight fender pull but nothing to much the rear is enough for me
All that work for 521's?!? lol... Dude, your buddy screwed you. XXR makes the 521's in 18x10 with a +12 offset. Sell that bad fitting set and get these for all four corners.
XXR Wheels: 521 18x10 Hyper Silver Rims

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^Use rimtuck to answer your tire question. Insert your wheel specs, play around with offset if you can't find what you're looking for, take notes and apply to your car.



Last statement is true but for those that want meat on their wheels, do stick with 17's.

For example:



You don't need to stick with this size in terms of tires, but it'll leave you room for meaty tires.
Correctomundo. My bad for being too vague. I don't know how you guys have the patience for all this shit... geez... noobs need to go research...
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^^^Do people ever read anything in this thread anymore? We must have been talking about the same damn 18x10 +25 XXR wheels front fitment atleast every other page.


im sry that i dont have time to read 100s of pg because i have to work to buy what i need and want

by the way i did read about 30 pgs of this and i did not see any post of 18x10 +25 . or never the less what i really asked 18x 8.5 +25
.. saw many negative offset

seriously if you know the answer or know where it is .. dammit it even say this sh*t in the first post .. how hard is it to post it
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All that work for 521's?!? lol... Dude, your buddy screwed you. XXR makes the 521's in 18x10 with a +12 offset. Sell that bad fitting set and get these for all four corners.
XXR Wheels: 521 18x10 Hyper Silver Rims


Correctomundo. My bad for being too vague. I don't know how you guys have the patience for all this shit... geez... noobs need to go research...
thank you for the advice people come to these things for ...
and i got my buddy to let me try his on so i will do that later today
i paid 150 for the set so idc what has to be done lol
noobs .. i know jet engines and building engines not stance or fitment ..
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I'm going to get smaller lips. I'm wondering if i should go with 1" or 1/2" smaller.

current specs: 18x11.5 -6 245/40/18
-1/2": 18x11 +0 (would like to keep the same tires if possible)
-1": 18x10.5 +6 (again, would like to keep the same tires)

I'm not considering overfenders, just not my thing. I can add camber and possibly pull my fenders more. What do you guys think? could i get away with only 1/2" smaller lips?
car is a s14 with roll and mild pull.


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Old 02-10-2014, 07:45 PM   #2938
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what's the widest wheel and tire can I fit for most traction on the rear of a S13 Hatch?

I'm not looking to camber them. I want my tires not to spin. Right now I spin 1st and 2nd till I shift to 3rd. And it makes me slow out of the hole or when I take off from a dead stop anywhere. Also, if I'm cruising at 5omph and hit boost it just starts spinning like crazy.
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I'm going to get smaller lips. I'm wondering if i should go with 1" or 1/2" smaller.

current specs: 18x11.5 -6 245/40/18
-1/2": 18x11 +0 (would like to keep the same tires if possible)
-1": 18x10.5 +6 (again, would like to keep the same tires)

I'm not considering overfenders, just not my thing. I can add camber and possibly pull my fenders more. What do you guys think? could i get away with only 1/2" smaller lips?
car is a s14 with roll and mild pull.
You should take 2" out and keep the same tire. Those fit like ass.

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what's the widest wheel and tire can I fit for most traction on the rear of a S13 Hatch?
You're looking for the maximum tire thread.
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You should take 2" out and keep the same tire. Those fit like ass.
that would make 18x9.5 +19. the same specs as in this pic.. i was bored of it after 2 weeks...
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