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

[Shane_Sawatzki]

my fenders are rolled, they wouldnt need to be rolled if i was higher but my car is damn low.

[trickey1991]

I rock a 17x9.5 +15 on my skyline and i rolled the fenders but not enough to crack the paint or anything.and they are a good fitment

[cobrAA]

I rock a 17x9.5 +15 on my skyline and i rolled the fenders but not enough to crack the paint or anything.and they are a good fitment

yep that's what i'ma gonna do I guess. Anyways, I'm not even sure if the company change his mold for +0 or +12.. so the wheel might have the same concavity anyways.

[markc32]

im hopefully im the first one in bc to have xxr 527 (got it in march) 17x9.75 +25mm offset on 225/45/17 with 25mm spacer all around with no fender/panel roll or pull.....



just set the height low enough...but i would lower .5" more for next summer...

[doc]

looks good but i agree little lower would look great
i was considering those wheels as well

[frankiman]

i have 17x9 with a final offset of +13 front and rear, with 265/40/17 tires
the wheel width isnt all important for fitment,
whats important is tire width and final offset

its a perfectyl tight fit in the rear with rolled fenders

but in the front, the fenders arent rolled yet, and it rubs, alot, i stopped counting after 1000 during this weekend's roadtrip

[cobrAA]

thanks frank, I'm scared to roll... you know how I care about my paint.. I would kill if something goes wrong.

The company told me there's no difference between +0, +12 . it's jsut the backpad that change, what make one model more concave than the other is the width of the rims. so 17x9.5 +12 would be more concave than 17x9 +12. So either I go 17x9.5 +12 or 17x9.5 +22.

[trickey1991]

man the offset will change how far the wheel sticks out..the closer the number to 0 the more it sticks out from the "fenders" I run 17x9.5 +15 with a roll on the rear and 215-45-17 tires like frank said, the offset matters and the tires not the width, the width only matters for the inner clearence of your struts etc...

For the roll, buy a fender roller ($200) and a heat gun ($30) and heat the fenders warmly and start to roll slowly not aggresively. and you should be fine...we did my skyline before we painted it, and the paint peeled a tiny bit from the inside of the fender lip wheere it was being rolled up..but nowhere else..so it didnt matter