Fitment Questions: Axis Matrix 20" on my M35

[Spliph]

Hello Everyone,

I'm trying to figure out if the Axis Matrix 20's will fir on my M35 without having to pull the fenders out. Fronts 20x9 Rears 20x10.5 with a 4.5inch lip.

I'm aware that most people know these wheels and that they are popular for the 350z's.. I must be really f*** stupid because I can't find any articles about these wheels on an M35...

I found this - 06-m35-can-i-put-in-20-axis-matrix-rim- ... 45784.html - Someone asking the same question as I am and a response saying that the topic has been beaten to death...

So please reply with a link to the thread where it was beaten so that I can figure this out...

Thanks!

[RM450GT]

Depends on the offsets and what ur lowered on...

[Spliph]

Rears are +35 offset and the fronts could be +25 or +38

I'm currently not lowered, stock suspension... The Akebono BBK and Coilovers will come in a few months... I need wheels to clear the BBK, the stock 18's I've got wont handle em..

[The Bodyguard]

You'll be fine in both ends... Rear at +35 and 10.5" wheel will stick out a tad bit but with a nice little (not too much) stretch it'll be fine!! Front at +25 will be nice and very close to flush but poking out a tad bit also (Perfect IMO)!! +38 will be closer tucked in a bit with 9" wheel! Good luck, hope this helps, and you can still lower it like with the eibach kit and be fine with these wheels!!

[Spliph]

Thank you Bodyguard...

[mexillis]

20x9 +20 offset fits good with a 245 so you could easily do the +25 as for the rears you will need either a 275 with camber or a 265 to fit. All depends on how low you go and the look you're going for, stretched tires can help you pull off more aggressive offsets just fyi. The thread about it being mentioned before is just the numerous amounts of threads of people asking what fits, searching will be difficult for axis rims but using 20" wheels, etc will help you out. Using this link also helps which is one of the first threads on the forum m35-m37-m45-m56-howto-faqs-t496585.html

[Spliph]

Thanks mexillis ... I'm thinking 245/30/20 Front and 275/30/20 Rears... and yes I need to lower the car, not sure if i should just get the inexpensive springs while saving up for coilovers...

[Spliph]

I got the wheels, they're on the car... need to get fitment done and I'm searching for a shop in West LA area (Westwood, Santa Monica)

I've got TEIN-H springs + Ichiba camber arms front and back coming...

The wheels stick out about 1/2 inch in the back and less than that in the front, so I'm gonna drop the car and add camber to it. I know dropping the car wiill naturally camber the wheels in but the arms let me control how much...

If anyone knows a shop in my area who can do this work + flip tires, please let me know...

thanks