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Old 04-24-2014, 03:37 PM
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So glad you guys are here to figure this chit out. Once the Swifts go on the car and the rears pull in (knock on wood), I don't expect to ever deal with it again... until Next Car. And even then, maybe not.

Step 1: research aftermarket wheels.
Step 2: become a wheel size/offset guru.
Step 3: profit.



Still working on Step 3.
You should be good Rochester, I was worried the fronts wouldn't pull in, but wow huge difference in the before and after look. I could probably even run a 10mm spacer in the front now.
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Originally Posted by AUR11
They are in fact +30 on the vert, If you look at the back of the wheel the part numbers are different and it will say ET 45 or ET30.
I'd be willing to bet the info on their site is wrong. Pretty sure coupes had +30 rears also. Maybe they inadvertently listed the front wheel as "rear" for coupes.
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Originally Posted by dkmesa350z
I'd be willing to bet the info on their site is wrong. Pretty sure coupes had +30 rears also. Maybe they inadvertently listed the front wheel as "rear" for coupes.
I looked at the rears of physical wheels. I had initially ordered 2011 Coupe wheels but had returned them, the paperwork and the rear of the wheel was stamped as ET45 vs my wheels currently that are stamped as ET30.
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Here you go, compare the two postings.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-ORIGINAL-19-INFINITI-G37-COUPE-WHEELS-RIMS-TIRES-FACTORY-STOCK-73737-/251490729292?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Wheels&hash=item3a8e03fd4c&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Infiniti-G37-coupe-convertible-IPL-19-FACTORY-OEM-Anniversary-wheels-rims-RAYS-/161234577928?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Wheels&hash=item258a546a08&vxp=mtr
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Originally Posted by Rochester
So glad you guys are here to figure this chit out. Once the Swifts go on the car and the rears pull in (knock on wood), I don't expect to ever deal with it again... until Next Car. And even then, maybe not.

Step 1: research aftermarket wheels.
Step 2: become a wheel size/offset guru.
Step 3: profit.



Still working on Step 3.
Haha, your setup will look sweet with the swifts on...just right for my tastes. you're running a 275/35? or a 285/35?
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I looked at the rears of physical wheels. I had initially ordered 2011 Coupe wheels but had returned them, the paperwork and the rear of the wheel was stamped as ET45 vs my wheels currently that are stamped as ET30.
I'll be darned. So odd they'd have different offsets between the two models. So Infiniti has 5 different sizes for the same wheel design! sedan front, sedan rear, coupe/vert front, coupe rear, vert rear. Those ET45 were also 9 inches wide?
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Originally Posted by dkmesa350z
Haha, your setup will look sweet with the swifts on...just right for my tastes. you're running a 275/35? or a 285/35?

I'll be darned. So odd they'd have different offsets between the two models. So Infiniti has 5 different sizes for the same wheel design! sedan front, sedan rear, coupe/vert front, coupe rear, vert rear. Those ET45 were also 9 inches wide?
Technically the sedan never got anything bigger than an 18" wheel. But yes the +45's were 19x9 as well. If you look at the body width of the convertible in the rear, you'll see that it is in fact wider than the coupe too.
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Originally Posted by dkmesa350z
Haha, your setup will look sweet with the swifts on...just right for my tastes. you're running a 275/35? or a 285/35?
Hope so.

275/35ZR19 rear
245/40ZR19 front
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any picture after the swift springs install?
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Originally Posted by Scg
any picture after the swift springs install?
There's a few pics in some other threads. Check the sedan picture thread at the top of this page and the swift spring thread, and the anniversary wheel thread below this one.
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Originally Posted by AUR11
It looks extremely aggressive when compared to other setups I see on here.
Aggressive, which part?
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Originally Posted by Scg
any picture after the swift springs install?
Who, me? No, not for a couple weeks at least. But when I do, for sure I'll have all kinds of pictures, probably in multiple threads. It's going to be really annoying. People will start complaining about it to moderators. Hate mail. Death threats.

Basically, the usual stuff that happens here whenever I mod the car.
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Originally Posted by LexiG37
Aggressive, which part?
You'll have to read through the thread, all the information you are looking for is in there.
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It looks like Infiniti discontinued the 18" anniversary rear wheels.
No dealer in the country has them!

So just to make sure I'm not doing the wrong thing:
I've got a 2011 G37S running stock sport rims (18" duckfoot rims at 7.5", 8.5" widths)

If I decide to go with the anniversary 19" wheels, but I don't plan on dropping anytime soon, should I go with D0300-JL125 which are the 8.5" wide 19" wheels?
Too aggressive without a drop? Any risk of rubbing or anything?
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by jazzmang
It looks like Infiniti discontinued the 18" anniversary rear wheels.
No dealer in the country has them!

So just to make sure I'm not doing the wrong thing:
I've got a 2011 G37S running stock sport rims (18" duckfoot rims at 7.5", 8.5" widths)

If I decide to go with the anniversary 19" wheels, but I don't plan on dropping anytime soon, should I go with D0300-JL125 which are the 8.5" wide 19" wheels?
Too aggressive without a drop? Any risk of rubbing or anything?
Thanks!
They won't rub but will poke out from the fender a bit. If you're never planning to drop the car you may want to go w/ offsets in the +40s, if you're planning on a drop in the not too distant future the convertible offsets (+30) would be good.
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Originally Posted by jazzmang
It looks like Infiniti discontinued the 18" anniversary rear wheels.
No dealer in the country has them!

So just to make sure I'm not doing the wrong thing:
I've got a 2011 G37S running stock sport rims (18" duckfoot rims at 7.5", 8.5" widths)

If I decide to go with the anniversary 19" wheels, but I don't plan on dropping anytime soon, should I go with D0300-JL125 which are the 8.5" wide 19" wheels?
Too aggressive without a drop? Any risk of rubbing or anything?
Thanks!
You'll be fine with those, they are +43 I believe.


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