im planning on the same thing, BUT for my coupe with giovanna wheels. 295/25/22 and 245/30/20 up front. should be first one ever done

 

definitely Nad-4. go for it

btw, what color is your car?

 

Kazaaaam!!!!! wow gotta see this one.

 

uhm, can you fit 22s on a sedan?

nm, good luck on this one. just you're tire size alone you'd be larger by almost 2". according to miata.net you're speedometer would be 7.4% too slow.

 

That's the LEAST of the worries putting that size/weight wheel tire on
the car.
Be more concerned that your braking distances are going to increase
by a large amount, that SO MANY parts of the car are suddenly going
to get HUGELY overburdened by the extra weight and mass that any number
of things could fail and cause a major accident.

Oh, and don't be surprised if it VOIDS the warranty on nearly EVERY drivetrain part on the car as upsizing more than 2 sizes usually will do that on many cars from many car manufacturers since it puts such a strain on so many mechanical parts that weren't intended for that kind of abuse.

 

22's??? You're crazy man, lol.

 

they got tires that are very close to factory diameter using 22's.. there is actually a black sedan with 22's and it looks WICKED!
cant wait to see your whip

 

i might be getting these
http://www.discountedwheelwarehouse....ShowLarge=True

 

that is going to be nasty, in a bad way!

 

What about some spinners?

 

haha that is exactily what he should do if he plans on doing the 22s

 

And why stop there, weld on some steel spikes to those spinners,
see if he can hit 100 pounds per wheel/tire.

 

you can meet up with capthook to talk over things...

 

that is weak, why did you buy a G? there is nothing "sporty" about 22s. Plus its not that tight when your wheels cost as much as your car.

Maybe if you drove a 7.45 man, but not on a G. bad aesthetics to begin with