The OFFICIAL "I have a wheel offset / tire fitment question!" thread
#46
Will 265/35 fit on a 19x9+40 in the front of a '13 6MT sedan? Eyeball says yes, but I have yet to see anyone running it here or G35Driver
I know the 19x9 works as I used to have 245/40s on, but I wanted less stretch and the 265/35 tires were a steal.
Thanks in advance...
I know the 19x9 works as I used to have 245/40s on, but I wanted less stretch and the 265/35 tires were a steal.
Thanks in advance...
#47
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OK guys, I have a 2009 G37xS sedan lowered on Swift springs. I also have a set of 19x8.5 +46mm wheels installed with 245/40-19 tires. The thought occured to me that I might get some spacers in order to help the weak offset of this setup. For the sedan, it seems like a nice flush setup is 20x9 +32 and 20x10.5 +45.
Playing with the calculators, it seems I would need a 20mm spacer in the front and 25mm in rear to come close to those offsets. Does that seem right?
Any concerns with bolt on spacers (H&R DRM) in these sizes? I know I should just get new wheels that are to my liking, but this is a temporary solution.
Thanks!
Playing with the calculators, it seems I would need a 20mm spacer in the front and 25mm in rear to come close to those offsets. Does that seem right?
Any concerns with bolt on spacers (H&R DRM) in these sizes? I know I should just get new wheels that are to my liking, but this is a temporary solution.
Thanks!
#48
So long as you either use extended lug studs or the spacers come with new lug studs built in, you should be fine.
OK guys, I have a 2009 G37xS sedan lowered on Swift springs. I also have a set of 19x8.5 +46mm wheels installed with 245/40-19 tires. The thought occured to me that I might get some spacers in order to help the weak offset of this setup. For the sedan, it seems like a nice flush setup is 20x9 +32 and 20x10.5 +45.
Playing with the calculators, it seems I would need a 20mm spacer in the front and 25mm in rear to come close to those offsets. Does that seem right?
Any concerns with bolt on spacers (H&R DRM) in these sizes? I know I should just get new wheels that are to my liking, but this is a temporary solution.
Thanks!
Playing with the calculators, it seems I would need a 20mm spacer in the front and 25mm in rear to come close to those offsets. Does that seem right?
Any concerns with bolt on spacers (H&R DRM) in these sizes? I know I should just get new wheels that are to my liking, but this is a temporary solution.
Thanks!
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Hey guys,
My friend has a 2013 G37s sedan and about to buy some wheels
There is a set of volks gt30 with these specs:
Front 20" 8 1/2 offsets +42
Back 20" 9 1/2 offsets +37
Would the volks fit his car?
thanks
My friend has a 2013 G37s sedan and about to buy some wheels
There is a set of volks gt30 with these specs:
Front 20" 8 1/2 offsets +42
Back 20" 9 1/2 offsets +37
Would the volks fit his car?
thanks
#50
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I have a 2009 G37X. I am looking to upgrade the rims. I found a local guys selling the staggered setup off of the "S" Sedan.
Using the Calculator:
F:225/50/18
R:245/45/18
Results in a different of .66%. Is this safe for the AWD? I would figure so since it's below the 3% number I've been reading.
Using the Calculator:
F:225/50/18
R:245/45/18
Results in a different of .66%. Is this safe for the AWD? I would figure so since it's below the 3% number I've been reading.
#51
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I have a 2009 G37X. I am looking to upgrade the rims. I found a local guys selling the staggered setup off of the "S" Sedan.
Using the Calculator:
F:225/50/18
R:245/45/18
Results in a different of .66%. Is this safe for the AWD? I would figure so since it's below the 3% number I've been reading.
Using the Calculator:
F:225/50/18
R:245/45/18
Results in a different of .66%. Is this safe for the AWD? I would figure so since it's below the 3% number I've been reading.
#52
Hopefully this question won't come off as me being lazy about doing my own research. I have and I've gotten so many different answers that I'm not sure which is correct for my situation.
I'm planning on ordering a set of super deep Forgestar F14s, 19x9.5 and 19x10 for my G37S sedan lowered on Swift springs. Will the offset of +30 front and +40 rear give me a flush look without having to do any other modification?
I'm planning on going with 245/40/19 and 275/35/19 tires. Should i got with 255/40/19 for the 19x9.5 wheel for a better fitment?
Thanks.
I'm planning on ordering a set of super deep Forgestar F14s, 19x9.5 and 19x10 for my G37S sedan lowered on Swift springs. Will the offset of +30 front and +40 rear give me a flush look without having to do any other modification?
I'm planning on going with 245/40/19 and 275/35/19 tires. Should i got with 255/40/19 for the 19x9.5 wheel for a better fitment?
Thanks.
#53
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Hopefully this question won't come off as me being lazy about doing my own research. I have and I've gotten so many different answers that I'm not sure which is correct for my situation.
I'm planning on ordering a set of super deep Forgestar F14s, 19x9.5 and 19x10 for my G37S sedan lowered on Swift springs. Will the offset of +30 front and +40 rear give me a flush look without having to do any other modification?
I'm planning on going with 245/40/19 and 275/35/19 tires. Should i got with 255/40/19 for the 19x9.5 wheel for a better fitment?
Thanks.
I'm planning on ordering a set of super deep Forgestar F14s, 19x9.5 and 19x10 for my G37S sedan lowered on Swift springs. Will the offset of +30 front and +40 rear give me a flush look without having to do any other modification?
I'm planning on going with 245/40/19 and 275/35/19 tires. Should i got with 255/40/19 for the 19x9.5 wheel for a better fitment?
Thanks.
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#54
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alright so i got myself WORK GS4
20x9.5+25
20x10.5+23
not sure why RAV gave me +23 at the back! even though most people here who got GS4 went with +32 , i even asked in the email but no reply? actually sent 2 PM's for updates cuz they are spacial order but no reply??? but anyway, i'm planning to go with 285/30 at the back and 245/35 at the front. i understand that +23 is a bit aggressive,
is there a big difference? will i need spacers at the front or the back for a perfect flush?
20x9.5+25
20x10.5+23
not sure why RAV gave me +23 at the back! even though most people here who got GS4 went with +32 , i even asked in the email but no reply? actually sent 2 PM's for updates cuz they are spacial order but no reply??? but anyway, i'm planning to go with 285/30 at the back and 245/35 at the front. i understand that +23 is a bit aggressive,
is there a big difference? will i need spacers at the front or the back for a perfect flush?
#55
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alright so i got myself WORK GS4
20x9.5+25
20x10.5+23
not sure why RAV gave me +23 at the back! even though most people here who got GS4 went with +32 , i even asked in the email but no reply? actually sent 2 PM's for updates cuz they are spacial order but no reply??? but anyway, i'm planning to go with 285/30 at the back and 245/35 at the front. i understand that +23 is a bit aggressive,
is there a big difference? will i need spacers at the front or the back for a perfect flush?
20x9.5+25
20x10.5+23
not sure why RAV gave me +23 at the back! even though most people here who got GS4 went with +32 , i even asked in the email but no reply? actually sent 2 PM's for updates cuz they are spacial order but no reply??? but anyway, i'm planning to go with 285/30 at the back and 245/35 at the front. i understand that +23 is a bit aggressive,
is there a big difference? will i need spacers at the front or the back for a perfect flush?
#57
Hey Ladies and Gents,
I got a G37 Coupe Sport and would like to run 20x10 ET35 on the back with 275/35/20 and don't want the rims to stick out from rear quarters, I rather have them little in and adjust with spacers if needed.
So is anyone running 20x10 ET35 on rear and have feedback or a pic? (or 20x10.5 ET41, it's same from outside)
Thanks
Art
PS: Dropped on Eibach Pro
I got a G37 Coupe Sport and would like to run 20x10 ET35 on the back with 275/35/20 and don't want the rims to stick out from rear quarters, I rather have them little in and adjust with spacers if needed.
So is anyone running 20x10 ET35 on rear and have feedback or a pic? (or 20x10.5 ET41, it's same from outside)
Thanks
Art
PS: Dropped on Eibach Pro
Last edited by theART; 10-09-2013 at 12:29 AM.
#58
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Hey Ladies and Gents,
I would like to run 20x10 ET35 on the back with 275/35/20 and don't want the rims to stick out from rear quarters, I rather have them little in and adjust with spacers if needed.
So is anyone running 20x10 ET35 on rear and have feedback or a pic? (or 20x10.5 ET41, it's same from outside)
Thanks
Art
PS: Dropped on Eibach Pro
I would like to run 20x10 ET35 on the back with 275/35/20 and don't want the rims to stick out from rear quarters, I rather have them little in and adjust with spacers if needed.
So is anyone running 20x10 ET35 on rear and have feedback or a pic? (or 20x10.5 ET41, it's same from outside)
Thanks
Art
PS: Dropped on Eibach Pro
#59
Thank you for pointing out, it's a Coupe Sport, corrected my org post
I am just so excited to get some new wheels that my mind is somewhere else
Art
PS: I want them to look like this but on coupe, wheel just behind fender/quarter and tires even with wheels.
I am just so excited to get some new wheels that my mind is somewhere else
Art
PS: I want them to look like this but on coupe, wheel just behind fender/quarter and tires even with wheels.
Last edited by theART; 10-09-2013 at 12:51 AM.
#60
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Have a 2008 g37s coupe that's getting lowered on swift springs, looking at ordering wheels soon but wanted to check offsets and tires before I pull the trigger. Wheels are 19x9.5 +20 and 19x10.5+30 was thinking about running 245/35 and 275/35 tires, will this setup work with those offsets?