2012 M56S, stock 20" wheels. 15mm spacers fit. look here. http://www.freshalloy.com/showthread.ph ... er-installparkstr8r wrote: ↑Thu Dec 13, 2018 4:03 pmYou must have the wheels with the bigger reliefs...or did you do the replacement studs? of have the existing shaved down?
Anything other than a 25mm will not work with the stock sport 20's. the studs hit the back of the wheels. If something is different we'd love to see the wheels both on and off...this discussion has been going on for years! lol
I’m in Dallas as well ! Where would I find the spacers with the replacement lugs because I plan on putting a 275 tire in the rear and keep 245 up front..parkstr8r wrote: ↑Thu Dec 13, 2018 12:38 pmI have an 18 as well and can tell you 25s are too aggressive. I had a 2015 Q70S and I think earlier years - pre 2014 - had deeper reliefs in the wheels. So now its either machine the back of the wheel or do spacers with the replacement lugs. I did those on my 2015 Q70S and they were perfect.
I am in Dallas and having a hard time finding ANYONE who will replace the studs. So frustrating...in LA I had so many shops.
I just wish I would’ve known that before buying the 2018 versions. But I got a sweet deal. So the 20mm would even look way too poked out on 18’ versions too ... Hmmm so I mean what exactly do I need to do because I’m born and raised and in Dallas and know tons of people who do customizations on vehicles... I just need to know what to do . Plus I plan on dropping the car on Eibachs. I don’t know much about coil overs but they look expensive.parkstr8r wrote: ↑Thu Dec 13, 2018 4:57 pmThat link was very helpful in that it literally proves what I have been saying about the rear reliefs. See your two pics (thanks for these) and then the 3rd which is the back of a newer wheel. They filled in the stupid relief. I have done extensive research and on 95% of all Nissan wheels - including the GTR - they have the deeper relief. Just not on our newer versions. Stupid! lol
With how much your stud and lug protrude past the spacer it does not work with our newer versions. ARGH!!!
I would gladly trade my newer wheels for older ones and just have them refinished so as not to have to deal with the stud replacements.
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I payed 900. They are powder coated black.Malbec 56 Beast wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 1:18 pmHey Texas
What did you pay for your sport wheels
I have a set that were just powder coated and I’m thinking of selling them.
You can IM me if you don’t want to put your business out there
Andy