New Wheels and Grippy Tires---size problem?
New Wheels and Grippy Tires---size problem?
I have tried searching around and have read at least 50 threads on this but they dont really answer my question, based on that im guessing that there could be a problem but I figured I would ask.
Has anyone tried putting 350Z 18" track wheels on an 06 G35c?
Then would it be possible to use yokohama advan neova tires (235/40/18F) and (265/40/18R)?
I am guessing that going from the stock 19"s to the 350z 18 with that tire might give the VDC problems but this was just a way i thought to get lighter wheels and really grippy tires for a good bit less than 3k.
p.s. I know this should be in the tire and wheel section but I was hoping to get some answers here.
Has anyone tried putting 350Z 18" track wheels on an 06 G35c?
Then would it be possible to use yokohama advan neova tires (235/40/18F) and (265/40/18R)?
I am guessing that going from the stock 19"s to the 350z 18 with that tire might give the VDC problems but this was just a way i thought to get lighter wheels and really grippy tires for a good bit less than 3k.
p.s. I know this should be in the tire and wheel section but I was hoping to get some answers here.
I don't think the track rims will be a problem.....I believe a couple of people have installed them on the G.
If the tires are within the same diameters as the coupe you will be fine.
I believe the rear diameter for the 18" coupe is 26.8
and the Front diameter for the 18" coupe is 25.9
I put 4 of the same size snow tires on my coupe, and had no problems with the VDC. They were 26.7, so use your own judgement.....but I don't think it will be a problem as long as you stay within the 3% range. Make sure the rims will be able to handle the width of the tires as well
If the tires are within the same diameters as the coupe you will be fine.
I believe the rear diameter for the 18" coupe is 26.8
and the Front diameter for the 18" coupe is 25.9
I put 4 of the same size snow tires on my coupe, and had no problems with the VDC. They were 26.7, so use your own judgement.....but I don't think it will be a problem as long as you stay within the 3% range. Make sure the rims will be able to handle the width of the tires as well
Last edited by GR8TG35; Dec 11, 2007 at 05:04 PM.
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