Is that your washer/dryer sitting outside behind your left side? lolll

 

Lookin great Sean! I can't wait to post mine up this week once my rear bracket situation is completed!

 

Yep. I recycle the cotton items and throw away the latex items.

Sean

 

Whatever you do...

 

Thanks a lot Venom, now you've got me going through my pics and wondering what the hell's in the reflection

 

Look on the bright side, at least you have a reflection

 

And he reflects well on this board.

 

What an odd turn this tire/wheel fitment thread has taken.

I did not see that coming.

Sean

 

Don't worry, tomorrow will bring a fresh noob question about something we answered today

 

18x8 with +40 offset. Gonna work on 2011 G37X Sedan? I am looking for nice flush look to sticking out slightly is okay too
Cheers

 

Might not have to wait until tomorrow. LOL

SEAN

 

wtf mane

And here I was, trying to have some faith in this forum...fckk me right?!

 

What wheels are you looking at? You can do much better as far as width and offset to get a flush fit w/ more tire on the road. Something in the 8.5 to 9.5 range (if you want a wider tire) with offsets in the +30 for an 8.5 up to a +40 w/a 9.5.

 

Found a nice set of Enkeis for a good price in local classifieds, that's why asking for this particular size
Set of four enkie ekm3 | tires, rims | Edmonton | Kijiji
Edit
Shoot, found those now

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-tires-rims/ed...ims/1155588173

Wonder how much it would cost me to fix that curb rash . Also, staggered set up okay in X?

 

I'd run the G35 wheels, they'll be nice & flush and you can still run the 235/45/18s all around for AWD compatibility. And if you ever decide to get a big brake setup they will clear the big calipers too. Also those are forged so they will be lighter & stronger than most wheels out there.