Lowering The G37
#1
Lowering The G37
So I got some wheels installed yesterday they are 18in Miros 398 8.5 in the front and 10.5 in the rear. Im going to lower the the car on springs but I think I'm going to rub on the fender if i do. The tire size in the rear is 275/40/18 and I rub on the carpet inside the fender. Would i have to get a smaller tire size for the back? Or can I roll the fenders so i don't rub in the rear? I like the aggressive setup on my G. Rubbing in the front wont be an issue only in the rear. Or can I lower the car with the tires i have and cut the carpet out? Im not sure what to do. i am on stock suspension and i drive a 2010 g37 coupe the base model. I don't want to lower too much just enough to cover up the wheel gap.
#4
I believe they are 20mm offset on the rear. The rear is the only part i worry about. So what you are saying is if i lower the car there will be negative camber which will be tucked in under the fender?
#5
Movin On!
iTrader: (13)
Yep, as you lower, the negative camber will increase to a point, this may be enough to clear, but like Vizard mentioned, that bumper bracket will probably have to be trimmed back as well. And FWIW the rear fenders are already flat-rolled from the factory and you really don't want to have to pull the fenders, many times that can look really poor if it's not done properly.