17x9.5 +0... will it fit a gtr?

[cobrAA]

I tried 2 different wheel offset calculator and I'M still unsure. I'm too stupid with this stuff, can someone please help me?

I have R33 brembo brake.

[markc32]

brake fit the 17s.....r33 gtr came wit 17s anyway

it fits no matter what as long as ur not too low...too low u need to pull the wheel openings

i have that set up and i made sure the fenders/1/4 panels just stitting on top of the tire, no roll no pull

[Daryl @ RightDrive]

Depends on your definition of "fit". If you mean you want to just put them on a drive away without them rubbing then no, they won't fit.
If you are planning a widebody kit or severly rolled fenders then yes, it will fit.
If you have R32 GT-R, then go with a 17x9.0 or 17x9.5 with a 18-22 offset. This will ensure there is no rubbing at all.
ALso depends on how low your car is. If it isn't lowered much you could get away with a 12-18 offset as well.

[Hyrev]

18x9.5 + 0 looks awesome with 265/35/18
it was on a r32 with frp front fenders

[Shane_Sawatzki]

I have 18x9.5 + 12 with a 275/35zr18 on my gtr, only a moderate role on the rear lips. lowered almost 2 inches. I only have about a pinky finger of clearance on the rolled lip, but thats what stiff coilovers are for

[cobrAA]

ummokay.. well they offer it in +12 and +22 also but hey, I want some concavity!! :P

[cobrAA]

Would I be better with 17x9.5 +12 then?

I'm curently on 17x9 +20 and it feel like there's still a gap to fill so I'm thinking 17x9 +12 would be alright.. I don't know much about wheels, I never changed mine but I thought.. it's only .5 inch wider as for the offset, I could always fit spacer to make it like a +15.

What I'm into is concave wheel LOL

[Harvey]

you can run some skinny tires and crazy cambers then it will work. make sure you got some fully adjustable suspension arms and stiff coilovers.

[caliber676]

I'm running 17x9 +12's they rub the fender liners on full lock steering, and thats with a very minor tire stretch. I would say +12 is the ideal offset. It will sit your wheel perfectly flush with the fender

[Harvey]

I'm running 17x9 +12's they rub the fender liners on full lock steering, and thats with a very minor tire stretch. I would say +12 is the ideal offset. It will sit your wheel perfectly flush with the fender

you can use Adjustable tension rod to adjust your caster in the front. I run 18x9.5 +12 and I dont rub the liners with some alignment tweak.

[doc]

im running 17x9 +11 with 15 mm spcer
not rolled and not dumped and its perfectly fine
planning on dropping the car more

so after the sparcer im 17x9 -4
im pretty sure you should be fine

oh yea i daily mine

[cobrAA]

I have all the adjustable suspension parts and I'm not that dropped. I will try to post one or 2 pictures of how it sit right now.

[Shane_Sawatzki]

18x9.5 + 12 white work emotion cr kais deep concave
275/35zr18's on the rear
soon to be the same tires on the front, but in this picture they are only 225/40zr18's stretched onto a 18x9.5 + 12 rim another 2 weeks and the same tires will be on the front lol I just couldnt wait any longer to get my wheels on the car so I put the skinny tires on temporarily

[Whiteside]

I've got the 275/35zr18's all the way around as well, and it is a TIGHT fit! Mind you my fenders aren't rolled

[cobrAA]

Here's my drop on 245/40/17; As you can see there's still lots of rooms to move around:





Seems flush but it's not quite flush.. could use a 10m spacer.







For tires, I was thinking 255/40/17 max 265.. no point to go higher or I might just reuse my general Exclaim if I can't sell them.