Hey guys,

I have for sale a set of iforged senekas in brushed aluminum finish and polished lip that I had on my 2004 G35X. They will fit BBK. They definitely need a little TLC. A few blemishes, some very minor curb and 1 or 2 had a slight bend on the inner rim. From what I remember one tire needs a patch, but all 4 could go another season. Little bit of camber wear. Everything should be visible in the photos. Let me know your thoughts and if you want to see them in person in Staten Island, NY. I am looking for $1300 plus shipping. VERY VERY motivated seller! If you have any questions feel free to call, text, or pm me. 917-494-9836 Thanks

-Mike

Wheels:
Front 19x8
Rear 19x10
**Also comes with 3 different sets of centercaps

Tires:
Nexxen N3000
front 235/35
rear 275/30

I do not know the specific offsets as they are custom made by iforged and offset isn't released. I would estimate in the 30s definitely for the fronts. Rears should be similar but compensate for the 2" difference. I no longer have the car so I cannot measure for you. Sorry

When they were on the car and looking good:







Condition now: http://imgur.com/a/Nl6aO

 

Nice wheels. GLWS. BTW, if you have the wheels, you can figure out the offsets. No need to have the car still, as that wouldn't help.

 

So I did some googling and based off the methods I saw online, the front offset would be 50.8mm and rear was 63.5mm. Both toward the face of the wheel from center.

 

That has to be wrong.... That would be hellasunk.

 

Seems crazy to me also, but I took the width of the rim in mm's, divided by 2, then subtracted the width in mm's of the hub mating surface to the back of the rim using the flat surface I placed on top and those are the numbers I get. Only way I can possibly see this working is that they are custom made both front and rear to be flush. Definitely seems odd though as the G35 coupe 18x8's I believe are 30mm offset and those sit pretty damn good on G35 sedans.

 

I agree. That can't be right. It should be pretty close to what you originally estimated. Find the center point of the wheel width and mark it with a pencil. Put a flat edge flush with the hub mating surface and make a mark on the interior of the wheel. The distance between the two marks will be your + offset in mm.

 

I'll re-measure, but I followed multiple guides to come to those numbers.

-Willing to negotiate people. Really need these wheels gone. VERY VERY motivated seller!

 

Any update on the offset?

 

I followed multiple methods I saw online over the weekend and was still getting the same numbers. Perhaps because they sit flush in both the front and rear wheel and the mounting hub is very far forward and the barrel of the wheels goes so far into the wheel well that perhaps the measurements are correct. I had to move the wheels to my inlaws garage so I will have to wait until Friday to remeasure again. I will take pics and a video of the measurement and then we can see if I am making a mistake.

 

*bump* GLWS!

Same model recently sold by oneandonly5680 (custom barrel sizes). Looks sick on any G.

 

still for sale? if so whats the magic number.