370z wheels on AC??

[karu11]

so i'm looking for these 19s that are stock on the 370z touring. Just before I actually do the search for them and buy them, I wanted everyone's opinion on their size and if i'm going to have any issues. The rims are 19x9 +47mm Front(Recommended tire size = 245/40R19); 19x10 +30mm Rears(Recommended tire size = 275/35R19)

I usually base my decision making on the specs of others so I'm sure that they fit etc.. but when i saw these rims, i wanted it for my car...just the offset and width are a little extreme for me and i'm worried about rubbing and i'm dropping my car with eibachs.... Is this worth the trouble or should just buy other rims?

[mrodrig2]

Buy a set of 4 fronts and you will be fine. The rears might rub a little.

[karu11]

i'm goin to go with that then. thanks:) now time to find them! lol thanks a bunch. I figurd that ma be the move to make

[Blackmobile]

the fronts should be ok, but the rears are way fat. i was looking into this as well because i found a set for $1100 on craigslist. but the rears would just stick out too much, i was worried about rubbing. gl with this, if it works out let us know so that we know the fitment works

[RicerX]

hm... you sure there won't be any issues with the 19x9s with that 47mm offset guys? Stock offset is 45... the new ones might be a bit more sunken in, eh?

[RicerX]

Ok... I did some hw - only thing that will cause a potential issue is after lowering - the 19x9 wheel will bring your tire 0.5" closer to suspension components... This is assuming a 245/40-19 tire size. The offset doesn't affect the outside look as much (in fact, they'll stick out further) because of the increased width of the wheel.

I did calculations with this:
http://www.rimsntires.com/rt_specs.jsp

I'm curious to see how they look. Rock it out, man.

[karu11]

i'll have to search like crazy tho lol. i hope it works out..but i'm goin to search for it within my budget...sigh