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Old 06-29-2015, 07:52 AM
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Wheels with low offset and larger rear width for 5th Gen

Ive been looking and looking for rims for the last week or so now and its making me ask a lot of questions i cant answer since im kinda new to the rim situation.

I have a wish list, perhaps some ppl can help me if i post it here.

Wish list:
-18"
-concave rims
-rims which have spokes that end literally at the edge of the rim (no additional outer perimeter)
-front 8.5 to 9??
-rear 9+
-front low offset, wide stance
-rear even lower offset to avoid spacers but good stance
-would love to find a rim that i dont need spacers for, using low offset

Samples similar to what i like:
Design + concave: http://www.tsw.com/alloy_wheels_max.php
Spokes to edge + concave: http://www.discountedwheelwarehouse....%2Es&pID=78829
Rear deeper than front (made for rear wheel drive car???): https://maxima.org/forums/5th-genera...ml#post9056229

Questions:
-is 9" or 9.5" on the front too much for 2002 nissan maxima?
-how do i find rims that have different widths for rear/front wheels?
-what are some other wheel databases out there where i can select dimensions and see a list of all manufacturers other than the following?
http://www.discountedwheelwarehouse.com/
http://www.mostwheels.com/
-should i go 19"??

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I can help a bit. 9 in front is completely fine, just make sure you run the right tires or you will have rubbing issues. Like 235/40/18 up front if you want a little stretch. I'd get like a +20 or +25 offset wheel for the front. That would look great. It all depends what tire size you get man, like I had told you I want to run the 370z rears up front with the +15 offset. I would run 235/40/18 and have no rubbing.

19's are too much. Too big, too much money, tires are too damn expensive.

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Originally Posted by Y2kMaxima
I can help a bit. 9 in front is completely fine, just make sure you run the right tires or you will have rubbing issues. Like 235/40/18 up front if you want a little stretch. I'd get like a +20 or +25 offset wheel for the front. That would look great.
Thanks, and what about 9.5?
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Originally Posted by TheMafia
Thanks, and what about 9.5?
9.5 is fine it just depends what your offset is man. It may be too wide if you have a low offset.
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Originally Posted by Y2kMaxima
9.5 is fine it just depends what your offset is man. It may be too wide if you have a low offset.
ah ok, noted.

my concern was internal bumpage... i dont want to full turn and have the wheel rubbing into the wheel well or other parts
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Originally Posted by TheMafia
ah ok, noted.

my concern was internal bumpage... i dont want to full turn and have the wheel rubbing into the wheel well or other parts
All depends on tire size man
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Originally Posted by Y2kMaxima
All depends on tire size man
and thats dependent on wheel width.... i will maintain the same rolling diameter with the rims i choose.
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im looking at getting 4x XXR 530's

18x9.75" +20mm off set

will that be an issue up front?
was considering 5mm spacers too
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has anyone put on 9.75" up front?
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Old 07-20-2015, 08:13 AM
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im nearly 100% convinced that i should get the following setup:

XXR 530 Hyper Silver (my car is dark gray luster)

Front: 18"x8.75" +20mm
Back: 18"x9.75" +20mm

Just hoping the back will now be plush with the fender and look like its staggered

Price in CAD: ~$1000 (rims only)
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or should i go

Front: 9.75" but with +30mm offset
Back: 9.75" +20mm

this way i get all the grip i want up front, and might still get a nice staggered look
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I'd stagger offset for sure since you're not staggering width.
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Originally Posted by ChrisMan287
I'd stagger offset for sure since you're not staggering width.
i wasnt able to find +30mm for those...

so it looks like 8.57" +20mm up front
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What's the purpose of having offset when you have fwd. won't it create more wear on the rear?
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Originally Posted by cheftoo
What's the purpose of having offset when you have fwd. won't it create more wear on the rear?
it shouldnt actually, if you have +0 offset, then the lug nuts attach to the wheel in the center of the rims, this can actually add balance in my eyes.



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So I can't put 8.5 on front and 9.5 on the rear with no issue as long as the offset is 0? Is that correct?
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Originally Posted by cheftoo
So I can't put 8.5 on front and 9.5 on the rear with no issue as long as the offset is 0? Is that correct?
best do more research than that, there is a thread:
https://maxima.org/forums/tires-whee...-will-fit.html

also, im told that 9 up front isnt a problem, maybe even 10??
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