Hi Peeps
As you know Rays Wheels manufacture and supply all of the OEM alloys for the R35 GTR. Nissan charge roughly £1000 per wheel if you needed to replace one due to track day damage. Putting cheap/nasty replacements on a super car is like rubbing crap on it and 20" track tires are not exactly cheap!
The standard wheels are
20x9.5 front 20x10.5 rear
These are the 18" rays wheels that fit without spacers
Te37
Front
18x9.5 +35 8.27kg (approx 2mm caliper clearance) any offset lower than this has good clearance
Rear
18x10.5 +22 8.95kg
Ce28
front
18x9.5 +34 7.6kg(approx 2mm caliper clearance) any offset lower than this has good clearance
rear
18x10.5 +12 8.6kg
Re30
Front
18x9.5 +35 8kg(approx 2mm caliper clearance) any offset lower than this has good clearance
rear
18x10.5 +25 8.8kg
I think the Cobb car sits on 18's and that doesn't look too bad. Having said that, they are wide and sitting under a wide body. Maybe the tyres are a deeper aspect and look like they fill the arch a bit more? Also, black tends to make things look smaller. That's why women wear black isn't it?
At the moment most of the poeple that are using 18's have taken them from their old R33/ R34 and the tyre sizes are wrong. However the reduction in profile does give massive acceleration improvements beacuse of the overall reduction in gearing!!!
wheel sizes and tyre diameters that near match OE
20" wheels(standard)
255 40 20 = 712mm
285 35 20 = 707.5mm
The wheel itself does not matter (as long as it fits over the brakes and allows for cooling, I would prefer 19" to allow for more clearance).
It is the overall package, wheel + tire that should keep the same size.
Not having the correct measurements will make your spedo not indicating the real speed (is smaller effective speed will be lower, if larger the spedo will not mark enough).
I've been running 18" rotas for many track days, in fact i think they look pretty cool (pic below). And for those of you that think rotas suck, we've had them xrayed / tested. Not to mention bouncing off curbs at my local tracks for many track days, nil issues....
Mr 35r
Nice wheels they look good
I just want them for going up the 1/4 mile!!
Can you advise where to get them from & tyres? in the UK (& costs thanks)
Regards Bruce
Been looking into this for a while. Nearly bought some Rota's until I got this from there uk supplier
Hi Patrick
Thank you for your email.
The R35GTR requires wheels load rated to 760kg which is in excess of what VIA and JWL tests are for 5x114 PCD vehicles, as a result all of our wheels are rated only to 690kg in your fitment, so we are unable to supply you.
Forgeline GA1R wheels work well on the R35. Its a one piece monobloc forged wheel with great stiffness.
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