The OFFICIAL "I have a wheel offset / tire fitment question!" thread
#467
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Check this thread, ChinkyChoy has several aggressive setups along w/ a couple guys running 10.5" all around.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...post-here.html
https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...post-here.html
#468
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Check this thread, ChinkyChoy has several aggressive setups along w/ a couple guys running 10.5" all around.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...post-here.html
https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...post-here.html
#469
Registered User
How aggressive are you wanting the lip to be? Probably be a BBK issue if you go real wide in front. You could go staggered lips, just enough in front to clear and go real aggressive in back. Do you have a certain wheel picked out?
Here's a template that you can send to the vendor for confirmation.
http://infinitig37.com/tech-images/akebonotemplate.pdf
9.5 +30 running 265s square is a confirmed coupe fit, a few sedans running 10.5s +35 to +38 on up to 275s square so there should be some room to go up on your coupe.
Here's a template that you can send to the vendor for confirmation.
http://infinitig37.com/tech-images/akebonotemplate.pdf
9.5 +30 running 265s square is a confirmed coupe fit, a few sedans running 10.5s +35 to +38 on up to 275s square so there should be some room to go up on your coupe.
#471
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I don't think I will go wider than a 245 but what kind of camber are we talking? I won't be using any camber kits and I'm expecting I'll have around -2 camber all around after lowering on coils, so would that work then?
#472
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If you're planning on lowering on coils w/out camber kits your camber will be closer to -2.5 or greater. I'd send a PM to Chinky Choy just to check exactly how much room he has and what camber he's running. FWIW I'd at least get the rear camber/toe kit if you go coilovers.
#473
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Hey guys, I'm a long-time reader, newbie poster on this site. I've been surfing through a lot of different posts/threads but I still don't feel completely comfortable with pulling the trigger before asking some (probably obvious) questions.
I have a 2008 G37S Coupe with factory sport brakes, suspension, etc.
Looking to get the InCurve IC-S5 wheels (or the IC-S10's if the 5's are too pricey). Wanting to do 19"x9" in the front and 19"x10.5" in the rear (deep concave), if possible without heavy modifications. I took a test spin on the wheel/tire calculator, but I'm still a bit confused about offsets, spacers and the specifics about staying "flush"...
If I want these wheel widths and am attempting to stay "hella-flush", what spacers/lug bolts would be required? And is 10.5" in the rear too wide if I want to avoid rubbing and/or further modification?
Here's a pic of the exact wheels I want, except I want to stay with 19's rather than going to 20's.
I have a 2008 G37S Coupe with factory sport brakes, suspension, etc.
Looking to get the InCurve IC-S5 wheels (or the IC-S10's if the 5's are too pricey). Wanting to do 19"x9" in the front and 19"x10.5" in the rear (deep concave), if possible without heavy modifications. I took a test spin on the wheel/tire calculator, but I'm still a bit confused about offsets, spacers and the specifics about staying "flush"...
If I want these wheel widths and am attempting to stay "hella-flush", what spacers/lug bolts would be required? And is 10.5" in the rear too wide if I want to avoid rubbing and/or further modification?
Here's a pic of the exact wheels I want, except I want to stay with 19's rather than going to 20's.
#474
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Hey guys, I'm a long-time reader, newbie poster on this site. I've been surfing through a lot of different posts/threads but I still don't feel completely comfortable with pulling the trigger before asking some (probably obvious) questions.
I have a 2008 G37S Coupe with factory sport brakes, suspension, etc.
Looking to get the InCurve IC-S5 wheels (or the IC-S10's if the 5's are too pricey). Wanting to do 19"x9" in the front and 19"x10.5" in the rear (deep concave), if possible without heavy modifications. I took a test spin on the wheel/tire calculator, but I'm still a bit confused about offsets, spacers and the specifics about staying "flush"...
If I want these wheel widths and am attempting to stay "hella-flush", what spacers/lug bolts would be required? And is 10.5" in the rear too wide if I want to avoid rubbing and/or further modification?
Here's a pic of the exact wheels I want, except I want to stay with 19's rather than going to 20's.
I have a 2008 G37S Coupe with factory sport brakes, suspension, etc.
Looking to get the InCurve IC-S5 wheels (or the IC-S10's if the 5's are too pricey). Wanting to do 19"x9" in the front and 19"x10.5" in the rear (deep concave), if possible without heavy modifications. I took a test spin on the wheel/tire calculator, but I'm still a bit confused about offsets, spacers and the specifics about staying "flush"...
If I want these wheel widths and am attempting to stay "hella-flush", what spacers/lug bolts would be required? And is 10.5" in the rear too wide if I want to avoid rubbing and/or further modification?
Here's a pic of the exact wheels I want, except I want to stay with 19's rather than going to 20's.
#475
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DYT-350Z, Doesn't seem that InCurve still makes the IC-SC5s (at least they're not on the site).
As far as sizing, a staggered 9 & 10.5" set should be 9x19+ 25 running 245/40/19 or 255/40/19 front and 10.5x19 +35 running 285/35/19. If they have offsets in the rear of +30 then go w/ a 275.
This is running in spec camber w/ a medium drop.
As far as sizing, a staggered 9 & 10.5" set should be 9x19+ 25 running 245/40/19 or 255/40/19 front and 10.5x19 +35 running 285/35/19. If they have offsets in the rear of +30 then go w/ a 275.
This is running in spec camber w/ a medium drop.
#476
I did some searching and can't come up with a definite answer to the following question.
I have a 2012 G37S RWD sedan and am trying to find out if these wheels will clear the BBK? If anyone can confirm either way I would greatly appreciate it!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/G37-coupe-18-inches-Wheel-tires-/171532628649?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Wheel_Packages&hash=item27f02432a9&vxp=mtr
I have a 2012 G37S RWD sedan and am trying to find out if these wheels will clear the BBK? If anyone can confirm either way I would greatly appreciate it!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/G37-coupe-18-inches-Wheel-tires-/171532628649?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Wheel_Packages&hash=item27f02432a9&vxp=mtr
#477
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Just looking at the wheel design it appears the end of the spokes go back quite a bit, not sure if it's any more than the 18" sedan wheels that clear the BBK though
Here's a template you could send the seller if they would be willing to test the fit
http://infinitig37.com/tech-images/akebonotemplate.pdf
Here's a template you could send the seller if they would be willing to test the fit
http://infinitig37.com/tech-images/akebonotemplate.pdf
#479
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Any one running a 9.5 +12 up front with a 225/35 or 30 /19
And pretty low lol ?
I picked up a set and its getting re-done as we speak and I want to have a idea of how it will look. And how much camber I will be looking at with OEM camber arms
thanks guys in advnce
And pretty low lol ?
I picked up a set and its getting re-done as we speak and I want to have a idea of how it will look. And how much camber I will be looking at with OEM camber arms
thanks guys in advnce
#480
20" Rims
Found a real nice set of rims off a G35 coupe for my G37xS Sedan.
They are:
20x8.5 (35 offset) with 245/35/20 tires front
20x10 ((40 offset) with 275/30/20 tires rear
Also, my sedan is on the stock suspension.
Trying to find info on here about the brake clearance and fit, as well as the diameter for the all wheel drive, but cant find on here....
Opinions??
They are:
20x8.5 (35 offset) with 245/35/20 tires front
20x10 ((40 offset) with 275/30/20 tires rear
Also, my sedan is on the stock suspension.
Trying to find info on here about the brake clearance and fit, as well as the diameter for the all wheel drive, but cant find on here....
Opinions??