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Hey all, I got this idea from toyotacressida net where they have a wheel fitment gallery thread, I thought it would be a nice resource to have on here.

 

Basically just a sticky thread where you post a picture of your wheel/ fitment, offset, tyre sizes, suspension setup, fender work, ect to give an idea of what fits... and a separate thread for z-cars?

Maybe some offset measuring info in the main post too.

 

I see lots of people asking "will X fit in blah offset???!!1/?1/!" ect, We have a wheel/tire section now and that's great, I think this would be a nice addition to it.

 

 

Thoughts?

 

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Quote from VintageRice, thanks for making this template!

 

This can be a very valuable resource for all datsun peoples!

 

Datsun Model:

 

 

 

Wheel Brand/Model:

 

 

 

Wheel Offset: Front/Rear

 

 

Wheel size: Front/Rear

 

 

 

Tire Size: Front/Rear

 

 

 

Front end strut mods:

 

 

 

Rear end suspention mods:

 

 

 

Rubbing/ride issues comments:

 

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Check out KMHafer's wheel fitment site. Google it.

Kind of outdated now, and I like the idea you have. It would definitely clear up questions for more modern and JDM wheels.

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Yeah, I've seen that site before. its nice and useful, but it has little to no pictures of how they look on the car. Also as you said a bit outdated.

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I vote YES for this thread. Get it started people!!

 

 

Here, I'll make a"form" to fill out.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Datsun Model:

 

 

 

Wheel Brand/Model:

 

 

 

Wheel Offset: Front/Rear

 

 

Wheel size: Front/Rear

 

 

 

Tire Size: Front/Rear

 

 

 

Front end strut mods:

 

 

 

Rear end suspention mods:

 

 

 

Rubbing/ride issues comments:

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I vote YES for this thread. Get it started people!!

 

 

Here, I'll make a"form" to fill out.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Datsun Model:

 

 

 

Wheel Brand/Model:

 

 

 

Wheel Offset: Front/Rear

 

 

Wheel size: Front/Rear

 

 

 

Tire Size: Front/Rear

 

 

 

Front end strut mods:

 

 

 

Rear end suspention mods:

 

 

 

Rubbing/ride issues comments:

 

You forgot to fill out the form...

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Datsun Model:pl510

 

 

 

Wheel Brand/Model:konig rewind

 

 

 

Wheel Offset: Front/Rear0 offset

 

 

Wheel size: Front/Rea 15x7"

 

 

 

Tire Size: Front/Rear 195 50 15

 

 

 

Front end strut mods: 280zx struts, ground control coilovers

 

 

 

Rear end suspention mods: ground control/t3 coilovers

 

 

 

Rubbing/ride issues comments: had to roll rear fenders to clear the wheels with a 0 offset

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someone had to start this....... :lol:

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Datsun Model: '78 HLB- 210

 

 

 

Wheel Brand/Model: damani? Tech 5

 

 

 

Wheel Offset: Front/Rear +45

 

 

Wheel size: Front/Rear 17x7

 

 

 

Tire Size: Front/Rear. F 205/40/17. R 215/45/17

 

 

 

Front end strut mods: S13 front struts, spindles, lower control arms, brakes. Stock springs cut to 5 coils. Stock strut tops. - .75* Camber

 

 

Rear end suspention mods: short leaf from bottom flipped to top of pack. Stock shocks. 25mm spacers.

 

 

 

Rubbing/ride issues comments: started with 225/45/17 in rear and rolled pulled but still rubbed on large bumps/dips. No rub with 215's. Front rubs with hard compression in turns. Like 90* turns at 50mph. Lol.

 

 

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I vote YES for this thread. Get it started people!!

 

 

Here, I'll make a"form" to fill out.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Datsun Model: PL510 Wagon

 

 

 

Wheel Brand/Model: XXr 962

 

 

 

Wheel Offset: Front/Rear 35

 

 

Wheel size: Front/Rear 17x7 front 17x9 rear

 

 

 

Tire Size: Front/Rear 205 40/ 235 40

 

 

 

Front end strut mods:200sx strut coil overs +spacers/no mods rear

 

 

 

Rear end suspention mods:

Rubbing/ride issues comments:on the rear with the factory axle light wear on tire when it was towed so if you streched the tire and hammer some on the pinch weld i just bet you could run it

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I'll bite

 

Datsun Model: 1971 Datsun 510

Wheel Brand/Model: XXR 522

Wheel Offset: +25

Wheel size: 15x7"

Tire Size: 195/50/15

Front end strut mods: short 1969 struts, stock springs cut 1.5", 1/4" spacers

Rear end suspention mods: stock springs cut 1.5"

Rubbing/ride issues comments: none!

 

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Datsun Model:

'73 620

 

 

 

Wheel Brand/Model:

HRE Perrier Mesh (Hayashi Racing)

 

 

Wheel Offset: Front/Rear

Rear -52

Front 0 (50mm adapters -50)

 

Wheel size: Front/Rear

15x11 Rear

15x8.5 Front

 

Tire Size: Front/Rear

205/60/15 Rear

205/55/15 Front

 

Front end strut mods:

Torsion

 

 

Rear end suspention mods:

3" Blocks

Air Struts

 

 

Rubbing/ride issues comments:

Really?

No rubbing though.

 

Toying with the idea of throwing some bubble flares on it.... =/

 

 

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My turn... DAS FITMENT

 

Datsun Model: 1972 510 wagon

Wheel Brand/Model: Konig Rewind

Wheel Offset: Front/Rear: +0

Wheel size: Front/Rear: 15x7

Tire Size: Front/Rear: 195-55-15 Hanook

Front end strut mods:

Shortened 510 struts

Tokico BZ3099 shocks (MR-2 rears)

coilovers with 200lb spring.

T3 camber plates set at 3 notches.(very, very negative camber)

Rolled front fenders.

Troy Ermish TC rods and RCA's

Rear end suspention mods: flipped 4th leaf, all else stock

Rubbing/ride issues comments: Rubs like crazy in the front, OK in straight line but in corners, worse in harder corners and heavy braking. Rears only scrape over big bumps, need to roll rear fenders.

 

 

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Vehicle PL510

Wheel brand Enkei 92

Offset 0

Rim size 14x7

Tire size 195/60/14 all the way around 

 

Front mods TechnoToyTuning coilovers and RCAs

Rear mods (Dodge?) D50 springs blown KYB shocks

 

Issues Front needs narrower tire and fender roll to go low.  no issues otherwise

 

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Vehicle WPL510

 

Wheel brand Rota RB

Offset +25

Rim size 15x7

Tire size 205/50/15

Front mods 510 struts: DP Racing Coilovers, KYB adjustable shocks, 8" 200lb springs. Rolled fenders with a 1/4" spacer (4" lower than stock) 1* Negative Camber

Rear mods Flex -Form Composite Leaf Springs + small blocks (lowered 3 1/4" from stock). Kelvin Dietz telescoping traction bars 

 

Issues Fronts will rub if you are in a super hard turn or at full lock on a u turn, barely noticeable. Could go larger in the rear, needs tunnel modification to go this low. 

 

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Rear mods Flex -Form Composite Leaf Springs + small blocks (lowered 3 1/4" from stock). Kelvin Dietz telescoping traction bars 

 

What size blocks do you have?  Also do you happen to have a pic of how close your rear wheels are to the springs?

 

Thanks!

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For anyone who is interested, rimtuck.com is a website that doe's exactly this. Fitment details and pic galleries. Only one 510 and one 620 on there right now, let's see if we can change that.

 

Also, willtheyfit.net allows you to compare your current setup to any other setup. It's all based on typing in your measurements. It's awesome.

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