Im looking to buy these wheels. 20x9 Verde V39 Parallax Matte Silver w/ Machined Face Wheels

Currently lowered on Tein S Techs on front and Eibach Pro on rear. What offset would make it flush 32mm or 38mm. Im looking to go square setup 245 35 20" tires.

 

Thanks for the quick feedback blnewt

to get a little more tire I'm assuming based on Lt8CHe's x coupe i could get a 265/40 in there to fill out the wheel well a bit more and still go with the eibach sport springs? That pushing my luck?

Also, any thoughts/comments on Ambit Wheels out of SoCal? Pretty popular in the m3 forums. These wheels are on super sale right now

Thanks

 

+32 will give you a pretty flush fit, especially in front. The front fender isn't flat rolled like the rear so you may have some rubbing in front dropped low on S Techs. A +38 will be a safer way to go, but may not get you the flush-ness that you're after.

 

Lt8che was running 9.5+30 on 265s, your +15 will be 15mm further out so you'd have some issues w/ that much tire IMO.

Those Ambit wheels look like they're dealing in knockoff designs, that's your call there

 

I would go with a plus 32. This is a 19x10 +40 rear and 19x10 +45 front. I need to get some spacers for the front. I'm on eibachs all around 255/35 and j don't have any issues. I know you're going for 20s but still a good reference for the offset and width.

 

Yeah the front sits low on the S Techs and i don't want to go to crazy and possibly cause rub issues. I do have camber kits all around so im good in that area and i have shave the rear bumper bolts down to tuck in if need be lol. I have 20mm spacers out back on the stock 19's and love how it looks...not sure what the stock wheel offset is and with the 20mm spacer addons but would +38mm be close to what i have now? I prob will go with the +38 to be safe. I really love the look of +25mm squared but do not want negative camber again (reason i took off the rear S Techs for the Eibachs).

 

[QUOTE=Gregor12;3954732]I would go with a plus 32. This is a 19x10 +40 rear and 19x10 +45 front. I need to get some spacers for the front. I'm on eibachs all around 255/35 and j don't have any issues. I know you're going for 20s but still a good reference for the offset and width.

Thanks for the pics. My 20's will be only 9" wide, do you think I might just be able to fit +32 in the front without rub issues? I want a deep concave but only to a certain limit.

 

[QUOTE=VaderK52;3954807]A 9" +32 will be right at the fender as far as looking straight down to the wheel edge but running a 245 width tire they'll tuck inside, might get a slight rub under hard compression but should be OK otherwise.

 

[QUOTE=blnewt;3955910]Ok thanks

I will go 245 tires allround

 

No!!! Go 255-265. If you ain't rubbin you ain't dubbin lmao. Jk. Good luck with the setup homie be sure to post pics

 

hey guys,
So winter is coming up and I need a new set of tires. I have a 09 g37x sedan awd. I am currently on all seasons michelin pilot sport a/s. 225/55/r17. I was wondering if anyone could help me find a set of maybe wider/bigger tires that would fit without me having to make any adjustments.

All in all, Im looking for help on wether to get winters or all seasons. I plan on getting rims after winter is done, so a nice size would look good. Also could someone list all the sizes of tires that would fit my car that would look wider and more flush.
Thanks a lot. Happy thanksgiving.

 

Hey there sir. Are you looking to go wider for winter safety or looks. I'm a little confused here. If you're wanting to get a tire that's better for snow then you do NOT want to go wider you want to stay skinny and get something with some bite. I had a really really good experience with the continental des extreme contact. Really Good tire for the price imo. It was a 225/45/17 i believe.

 

Will OEM 370Z Sport Rays 19s (non Nismo) clear Akebonos on a G37 Sedan without needing spacers?

I assume the the rears will clear fine but the front I am unsure about. I can't use the template due to the wheels needing to be shipped but I need to know before purchasing at the budget price.

Fronts 19x9 +47
Rears 19x10 +30

Thanks

 

Yes, you're good there, although to get the proper fit in back don't go too wide w/ the tire or you'll have to compensate w/ heavy camber. Most guys that run the Z wheels end up getting front spacers so you can match the flush fit in back.

 

Anyone tried running the 370z Nismo wheels? I believe they were 19x9.5 +40 and 19x10.5 +23. Would like to run 255/40/19 and 285/35/19 for keeping the speedo correct. Will not run negative camber even if it kills me.