Help incurve ic-s5 offset question

Old Apr 13, 2014 | 03:02 PM
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incurve ic-s5 offset question

I pick up a set of incurve ic-s5 20x10.5 all around wrap in 245/40/20.. These rim are going on my 2010 g37x sedan I'm big noob on rims .. Now 2 rims say offset 20 and the other 2 rims say offset 25...Question is do I put the 25offset in the rear and the 20 offset in front

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Old Apr 13, 2014 | 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by angeljr8282
I pick up a set of incurve ic-s5 20x10.5 all around wrap in 245/40/20.. These rim are going on my 2010 g37x sedan I'm big noob on rims .. Now 2 rims say offset 20 and the other 2 rims say offset 25...Question is do I put the 25offset in the rear and the 20 offset in front

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You have less clearance in front w/ the inner fender (it isn't rolled like the rear) so the +25 offset should go in front. Those wheels are really going to poke out a lot on a sedan, and if you aren't lowered it's really going to poke. Offsets should be in the 40s for a sedan and 10.5 all around is tough to do.
Here's Natlies' sedan w/ 10.5 +45s on all four running 255s, your rims will be 20mm & 25mm further out from hers.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/3670748-post1.html
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Old Apr 13, 2014 | 07:17 PM
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Yea right now my car is not lowered still stock height so running these 10.5 all around won't be a good idea ??
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Old Apr 13, 2014 | 07:40 PM
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I have the same wheels with +32 up front and +40 in the rear and I poke a little bit with no wheel gap. So on stock suspension with those offsets, those wheels are going to poke out a lot.. You're gonna need a drop to pull those wheels off
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Old Apr 13, 2014 | 08:43 PM
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Clicks G has the perfect fit, and he's dropped pretty good. Being pushed out another 20mm (almost an inch) in back will require heavy camber and some fender mods, the fronts out 7mm is workable w/ camber, maybe.
At any rate, unless you want a lot of work ahead I'd look for wheels w/ an easier fit.
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Old Apr 13, 2014 | 09:00 PM
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Crap I don't know what to do now lol..the kid who had the rims had them on his G he is lowerd on drop spring not sure what to do now
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Old Apr 13, 2014 | 09:14 PM
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This is the G I bought wheels from
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You bought these wheels from Peter in BK right? It didnt look too bad in pics on his G with a spring drop. If you weren't planning on a drop then its time to start shopping for new wheels.

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Yep, that's a very aggressive setup, you can see the heavy camber and very tight fit, you can see the rims are already outside the fenders at least 3/4". With standard camber and stock or a mild drop those will be poking well over an inch outside the fenders.
Sorry Angeljr I didn't know you already purchased the wheels, thought you were thinking about getting them. Great looking wheels so you shouldn't have trouble reselling them, if you know some coupe guys that would be an easier fit, or you can go all-in w/ a deep drop, heavy camber and very careful driving.
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Just install the rims poke poke poke lol
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Question can I used g37x coupe drop spring on my sedan
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