Mr. Nibiru

I have these left over from my 350z so I threw them on the G. I'd say +12mm offset is to aggressive for me...lol.

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iTrader: (3)

if you drop the car you will probably be fine.

G37Sam

Unless it's a 8.5" you won't be fine with +12 offset in the rear

TeRRoRiFiC35

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Bill is going to have a coniption if he comes in here..........

Can'tGme

iTrader: (1)

I would say +12 is defiantly aggressive for a G37. Slam it with a stretched tire if you want to run those wheels.

breftayka

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Looks bad... Don't do it.

Mr. Nibiru

Who's bill and why would he freak out?

And yeah the wheels are 9.5" in the front and 10.5" in the rear. I'm not keeping them on the car, just wanted to see what it looked like since I couldn't find any +12mm offset setups.

Mr. Nibiru

So far from what I have seen +20mm in the front and like +25 in the rear seems to be a good setup. Anyone know the perfect "flush" offset?

Mr. Nibiru

I also will do 20" wheels when I get some.

breftayka

iTrader: (13)

Perfect offset would depend on your drop, camber, and wheel specs.

For the wheels you have now, the +20 in front and +25 in the back will look good with a decent drop.

It's all about trial and error though.

Mr. Nibiru

G37SAM, what is the offset of the wheels in your avatar pic?

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iTrader: (3)

depending on if you will drop the car or not and how low you go will decide your offsets. and here is a thread with a guy rocking 9.5 front 10.5 rear 12 offset all around. https://www.myg37.com/forums/picture-share-g-coupe/234909-low-tn-g.html

Mr. Nibiru

Vossen CV4 polished are what I'm leaning towards.

breftayka

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Imagine that

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^^^ lmao