I'm been thinking about getting new wheels for a while and now finally decided just to buy them. I am looking at the Five Axis S5:F 19"x9.5 +35 offset front 19"x10.5 +22 Rear. I was going to match them with the Hankook Ventus V12 evo K110 tires: Front 235-35-19 Rear 275-30-19. Will this setup give me a flush look, i plan on staying stock height for now. Any body have these wheels?





Thanks

 

You need a lower offset in the front to be flush. +5 to +12 would be flush, preferably +5.

Same with the rear. +10 in the rear would be just fine.

 

So correct me if i'm wrong, but i'm going to need 30mm spacers on the front and 12mm spacer on the rear?

 

are you guys talking about the offsets in addition to stock offsets ?

cause I've heard on the forum that are stock offsets are +33

 

yea the stock for 19" rays:

Front:+30mm offset
Rear: +33mm offset

 

^^ The size of spacer you want to use is primarily up to you. I personally wouldn't run a spacer any larger then a 25mm, but that is just my personal preference is all. I don't have any experience to back up my preference other then it is just my preference. But some people claim that large spacers kill your wheel hub bearings and put additional stress on your car. But where most people stand on that is pretty much 50 / 50.

There are a threads on this forum about the evidence of running spacers on here and what it can do to your car. Whether you want to use them or not is entirely up to you.

Anyways, back to the main topic at hand. I was just kind of giving you a range of offsets for the flush set up that you want.

Like I said, you can range from being at a +5 to +12 front and rear. Whatever you prefer. I'm actually +15 all around and I'm fine with it. Sits right for how I wanted it to be.

If you want more references to look at wheel, tires, and offset specs, then I suggest you check out this link:

http://rimtuck.com/thumbnails.php?ve...del=G35+coupe&

That page helped me, so maybe it will help you.

 

Thanks for the site, it very helpful. I'll do some research and see what fits best. I just wasn't able to find many info about these of a g35. Found some but all the pics are dead. If not there some other wheels for the same prize range.