LamboZ

Quick question. What offset would be needed for a 17x7 for the front then? The rear is a go at +22 in 17x9, they just don't offer a 8" in anything lower then a +16. I wouldn't mind running a spacer with a +16 but I rather not if I don't have to. So either I run a 17X8 +16 front or maybe I can find a 17X7 front that will work. Thanks

Let me see if I got this correctly. So a 245 on a 17x8 with a +12 offset would be perfect for the front. and a 275 on a 17x9 with a offset of +22 would work on the rear? Wouldn't that mean the front would have more of a dish? I get confused with all these numbers. Tires are Advan's.

I just searched again, Clifton has a 5 lug setup from AZC. Those hubs push out the .500" and his front wheels are 17x8 with a 22 offset. So question is what offset would be needed if you're running a 4lug hub with AZC brakes? His rears I didn't find any info on, but one of his posts says a 17x9 will fit in a stock flare Z with a offset of +24 offset.... thats with stock rear drums. does anybody know of the AZC 4 lug big brake kit is the same thickness as the stock rear drums? I found the info in these threads. http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?t=104884 and http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?t=104706

I searched and found out Clifton has some 275's on the back of his non-flared Z. I was kinda confused on what specs he has on his wheel setup because at the time his website was down. Im stuck on what offset I can run to the wheels I want, as there not custom made to my specs, but they do have a few offset choices.

I searched and searched and searched. I found some answers but most were about ZG flared cars. Im trying to find out if I can run 17x9 all around with +0 offset on my stock bodied Z with 8in coilovers (sectioned strut tubes) and upgraded brakes (4 lug still). I want them to be flush with my fenders and not hit any suspension parts. Tires will be 225 front and would like 275 rear. If this isnt doable what offset would I need to run for a 17x9 on a stock bodied Z with coilovers and upgraded disc's all around. Thank you for your time.