Pulling your fenders opens up a much wider range of setups, and no the bottom combo won't work, you don't want wider wheels in front w/ narrower tires. Also the tire combo won't work either, you'll want 245/35 front and 275/30 rear, or better yet a 245/35 and 285/30 for almost zero diameter variance.

 

Sorry i meant 20x9.5 front et 23 245/35 and 20x10.5 et 25 285.. Would that work


And 20x10.5 et 25 squared with fender pull would not fit with 245 stretched?

 

20x9.5+35 and 20x10.5 +35 wud work for sure though on 245/35 285/30 with awd sedan D2 coils without any work required

 

Check this post
https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...ml#post3814075
He's running 20x10.5 +35 w/ 275/30/20s all around without pulling the fenders. The fit is tight but MylilG says there's no rubbing. Might shoot a PM to him for specific questions. I think a 285 might need a slight fender pull.

 

got some 25 mm spacers for my front wheels oem 370z wheels. do you think ill have problems in front with running 19x9 +22 245/40/19

 

Running a 19x9 +22 is certainly reasonable for a coupe, a sedan would be poking though.

 

damn im a sedan too. oh well gonna find out hard way ill post some pics when there on next week. and im gonna test fit 3mm spacers in the rear to make it 19x10+27 with 275/35 tire

 

Shouldn't be too big of a deal if you can return the spacers or sell to a friend, much better than being stuck w/ +22 offset wheels
Might squeeze right inside the fender edge w/a little camber help. Only issue is the front fender edge isn't flat-rolled like the rear, but could be rolled easily.

 

i bought the 25mm spacers dont know if theyll refund it or i was thinking dropping down the front to a 235/40 itll be a little shorter tire

 

Well at least you have the setup on hand so should be pretty easy to see exactly what you'll need, and just maybe they'll fit as is. If you just do a fit (without really cranking down the spacers) and leave the spacers "as new" they should be able to exchange for a thinner one if needed.
G/L

 

Not in a rush but would consider selling my Forgeline wheels to those that are interested. They are custom forged wheels so low-ballers will be ignored. PM me if interested.

Info here: https://www.myg37.com/forums/private...s-w-tires.html

 

Enkei RS05RR
Front: 18 x 9.5 +22 | 245/45r18 HTRZIII
Rear: 18 x 10.5 +35 | 275/40r18 HTRZIII

 

nice did you need spacers to clear brakes im looking for some light weight wheels

 

Thanks kdawg, I didn't need any spacers. With these specs, there's more than 5mm clearance with the akebonos front and rear. I have the "R face" in the rears (most concave face) but had to run a M face (less concave) up front to clear the brakes. If you want the most concave face up front, you'll need to run a more aggressive offset or width.

You should consider these wheels if you want light wheels..RS05RR in this size weigh in around 19lbs

 

Looks good but I would've started with a 285 or 295 on the 10.5 rear.