The only difference will be a wider/deeper wheel on a 10.5. Otherwise the face spacing will be the same.

 

ohhhh makes sense thanks for clarifying that

 

No problem! When your ready to order please give Tony a call!

 

Does anyone know if you're able to run a 305/30/20 in the rear on our cars? I have the bumper bracket clipped down and relocated the rear bolt for extra clearance.

My current 285's look somewhat stretched.

Currently running a +39 rear offset

 

Staples; I just woke up so give me till later today to play with the calculator. However there are sedans running a 305.

 

I'm on 295s w/ a 10" +45 and have about 3mm to the inner fender. I'm at zero gap and -1.1 camber. Be a tough fit w/ 305s on a +39 rim unless you plan on running heavy camber and even then probably need a fender pull.
If you had +48 offset I think you could run 305s without excess camber or pulling.

 

Would you happen to have any pics of your setup in the rear?

Thanks for the input.

 

No problem,
Here you go~

 

Nice fitment Blnewt

 

Gorgeous... absolutely clean. I do know the Coupes allow you to run a little more aggressive setup than the Sedans. Maybe a 305 is possible on a Coupe? I'll have to measure the gap difference. I'm only running about -1.8 negative camber which is right inside spec.

 

With the right offset 305s are definitely possible on a coupe or sedan, although the coupe with it's wider fender span allows for a bit more wiggle room. I know there's a couple sedan guys on 305s and even more coupes.

 

Guys I'm reposting this from the fitment thread, as the setups here are what I'm going for:

I was going to get Forgestars, but after doing some Googling (very poor customer service / bad quality control).

For other wheels, If I ran something with slighty more aggressive offsets, such as +3X F / +3X R, would I have any fitment / rubbing issues? The only lowering I MAY do is with Eibachs. However, I will be on stock for awhile.

Wheel/Tire sizes will be 19X8.5 F / 19X9.5 or 10" rear. Tire sizes would be 245/45/19 & 275/40/19 in the back.

 

Coupe or sedan? For a sedan on stock or mild drop I'd go +35 to +40 front and +35 to +40 (on the 9.5") to +40 to +45 (on the 10") in rear. Coupe is best posted by one of the coupe guys

 

Coupe. Sorry I should have clarified.

I think this is the wheel setup I'm going for:

http://www.modbargains.com/avant-gar...niti-lexus.htm

19X8.5 F +35
19X9.5 R +40

Tire sizes are 245/45/19 F & 275/40/19 R.

Since the offsets are so close to stock I think I'm good even with the extra width in the rear. Thoughts? Thanks again everyone.

 

Just wanted to share another picture....