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Old 12-28-05, 04:48 PM
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Default Offset question for SC430 with 20" Maya DTS

I have a chance to get great price on20" Maya DTS. Would this fit my SC430 w/o rubbing if my car is lowered about an 1 1/4 inch.

20 x 9 with +24 offset

20 x 10 with +26 offset.

Also, what tires size would you recomend both for the front and the rear.


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Old 12-28-05, 06:58 PM
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Just for FYI, I already read the sticky that rominl had posted but still little confused.
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Rominl,

Where are you? I need yor experties.

I am thinking about putting 245-30-20's (26.0 inches) in the front and 275-30-20's (26.5 inches)in the rear.
Old 12-29-05, 10:25 AM
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I wouldn't stagger the front/rear diameters that much- you might confuse the ABS and/or traction control.

I would recommend:
* 245/35-20 with 275/30-20
* 245/35-20 with 285/30-20
* 255/35-20 with 285/30-20

* 245/30-20 with 285/25-20
* 255/30-20 with 295/25-20

Those offsets will be sweet on the SC. If you stay with a 285 or narrower rear tire, I don't forsee any clearance issues at all.
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I use to have 255-35-19 which was 26.1 inches and 275-35-19 which was 26.7 in the rear and I had NO issues with ABS or TCS.

My main concern is rubbing if I lower my car about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inches.

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Also, I can't seem to fine tires that are 25 series. Where can you find them?
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Originally Posted by SSK0771
I use to have 255-35-19 which was 26.1 inches and 275-35-19 which was 26.7 in the rear and I had NO issues with ABS or TCS.

My main concern is rubbing if I lower my car about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inches.

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Also, I can't seem to fine tires that are 25 series. Where can you find them?
Was your 255/35-19 + 275/35-19 set-up on the 350Z or the SC? The 350Z & G35 Coupe come from the factory with taller rear tires, so this set-up would be fine for it...
I think 'shorter' (lower profile) front tires (when compared with a taller rear tire) look a little strange on the SC though- always looks like the front tires are flat and the rear tires aren't. Having shorter front tires won't 'fix' any clearance issues on the SC, the car has tons of room and a 1.5" drop isn't that low.

I don't think you'll find a 25 series front tire. There aren't any that I know of, unless you go with something like 285/25-20 front & 305/25-20 rear.
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How about 245-30-20's (26.0) in the front and 265-30-20's (26.3)in the rear?
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Originally Posted by SoCalSC4
Was your 255/35-19 + 275/35-19 set-up on the 350Z or the SC? The 350Z & G35 Coupe come from the factory with taller rear tires, so this set-up would be fine for it...
I think 'shorter' (lower profile) front tires (when compared with a taller rear tire) look a little strange on the SC though- always looks like the front tires are flat and the rear tires aren't. Having shorter front tires won't 'fix' any clearance issues on the SC, the car has tons of room and a 1.5" drop isn't that low.

I don't think you'll find a 25 series front tire. There aren't any that I know of, unless you go with something like 285/25-20 front & 305/25-20 rear.
That set up was for my SC430. I had 245's for my Z.

Here is the pic with 255-35-19's in the front and 275-35-19's in the rear.

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anyone else have any other recomendation on tires.

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it should be fine
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After lots of research and thougts,

I decided to go with Toyo T1-R .

245-35-20 (26.8 inchese) in the front and 275-30-20 (26.6 inches) in the rear. My only concern is that front tires may look thicker than the rear.

My wheels are Maya DTS

20x9 with +24 offset in the front and 20x10 with +26 offset in the rear. Would the front look more stuck out than the rear with these offset?

My car is going to get lowered about 1.25~1.5 inches.

For the last time,

Will I have a rubbing issue?


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You will not have rubbing issue.
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Originally Posted by GSXOTIC
You will not have rubbing issue.
Thanks GSXOTIC.
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actually, if you lower the car like i do, you will rub a bit at the top (normal for 20s setup)

and damn, don't get the dts! we will have two sets of dts in socal now!

i have 20x9 +24 and 20x10.5 +30, almost the same setup as you. trafficstar dts. anyway, socalsc4 is right about the tiresize. i have 255/35/20 in the front and 285/30/20 in the back.

and like i said, i my case i have no wheel gap, and i rub both front and back a bit when hitting dip, but nothing major at all
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Originally Posted by rominl
actually, if you lower the car like i do, you will rub a bit at the top (normal for 20s setup)

and damn, don't get the dts! we will have two sets of dts in socal now!

i have 20x9 +24 and 20x10.5 +30, almost the same setup as you. trafficstar dts. anyway, socalsc4 is right about the tiresize. i have 255/35/20 in the front and 285/30/20 in the back.

and like i said, i my case i have no wheel gap, and i rub both front and back a bit when hitting dip, but nothing major at all
Its about time you replied.

I thought you had 20x9 with +30 in the front and 20x10.5 with +29 in the rear. Thats what I read on the sticky about offsets?

How much did you lower your car?

I really don't want it to rub. Maybe I should get 245-30-20 (26 inches) in the front and
265-30-20 (26.3 inches).

What you think about the sizes?

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