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^ I agree. I ran -4 deg on the fronts on my track R32 and around -1 on the rears. However, OP was asking if they'd fit on an R32, not whether or not it'll be the best set up for performance
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Running camber that you don't need for handling purposes is kinda pointless, all you are going to do is wear out your tires weirdly and make the car handle like crap. Adding in a bunch of negative camber in the rear is going to make the car plow in turns and twitchy as hell when you are breaking the tires loose under full power. If you can get away with a slight roll on the fender, do that instead.
The main reason I have wheels with that much offset in the rear is to tuck them in so that I can have a fat-ass tire in the back with Zero Camber to maximize traction/stability in a straight line. To my surprise it made little difference in handling due to the fact that I have only 245s on the front. I can pull slightly more latteral Gs than with the 225 factory tires and she runs like a raped ape in a straight line.
Jon.
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They rears should camber in and fill the guards nicely. Fronts may sit slightly inside the guard.
Rim widths CAN be different, however the rolling diameter must be the same. To do this you have to play around with tyre sizes. Most people usually just run the same width all around as it's not worth the hassle.
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I run 18x10 +25 with Nitto NT05's 275/35/18 on all four and no issues. Just a little camber and it should be good. I dont have the rears rolled but splash shields are out in the front.
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a good tire shop or tire seller should have a program that will tell what tires have the same roll for diffrent sized tires. I have a friend that worked as a tire wholesaler and he had a program that would tell you what diffrent sizes you could ues that would be the same
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LMAO! xD ... I suddenly remember the Sponge Bob Square Pants pirate.Originally posted by Dragon Humper View PostYer? Yar? What, are you a pirate in your spare time?
AFAIK he doesn't have to, just w/ proper camber those can fit the BNR32 fenders.Originally posted by S13Jordie View Postyes however you will need to roll your fenders
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this guy should be wearing a helmet .. at all times...Originally posted by mcase View PostYer what would the factory Nissan GTR Manuel know about what size wheels and tyres to run,
If I was you stick to the same size all round. Any way y not put 9 or 10 all round, that's y the GTR has the pump gards.
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Yer? Yar? What, are you a pirate in your spare time?
It's a non-issue, staggared is fine if you follow those rules I laid out. Been thumbing my nose at what the factory recommends for 20 years and am much further ahead for it. You should try it some time.
Jon.
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Yer what would the factory Nissan GTR Manuel know about what size wheels and tyres to run,
If I was you stick to the same size all round. Any way y not put 9 or 10 all round, that's y the GTR has the pump gards.
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The fronts will fit well, I am +18 on a 9" rim and they are just flush with the fender. The rears will also be right flush with the fender and will need a roll at min. and a slight tire stretch.
And don't listen to anyone that tells you running staggard tires/wheels is a no-no on a GTR, been doing it for over a year now and narry an issue to be had. The only thing you MUST do is make sure that the rear tires are TALLER than the fronts (or the same). If the rears are shorter than the computer will think that you are having wheel spin and will start to enguage the AWD all the time (wearing out your transfer case clutches).
17x9 +18 on the front and 17x10 +37 on the rear with 245s and 275s, both a perfect 24.7" tall. The AWD acts just like stock.
Jon.
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I heard if It will F*CK your transfer box, unless you find tires that keep the same rolling radius all the way around..It's the diameter that matters. Even if the tires are the same size you can double check with string or measuring tape that the circumference of each tire is the same. There have been know cases where even the same brand, model and size of tire yet different manufacturer dates have had significant differences in circumference .don't trust what's written on the tire, measure it yourselfLast edited by trickey1991; 09-15-2011, 01:31 AM.
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