most aggressive sedan fitment?
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most aggressive sedan fitment?
anyone seen this in the classifieds? pretty damn aggressive to me..
19x10 F +34mm
19x10 R =29mm
dropped 2" and streched tires..
https://g35driver.com/forums/archived-sales/212712-jdm-vip-mesh-wheels-19in.html
19x10 F +34mm
19x10 R =29mm
dropped 2" and streched tires..
https://g35driver.com/forums/archived-sales/212712-jdm-vip-mesh-wheels-19in.html
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I remember when he posted his original set of wheels. What was once too outrageous is now drooled over. Funny. That rear looks good though, only if they were 19"s.
https://g35driver.com/forums/media-share-g35-coupe-v35/162611-d1imports-03-sedan-w-wide-wheels.html
https://g35driver.com/forums/media-share-g35-coupe-v35/162611-d1imports-03-sedan-w-wide-wheels.html
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Originally Posted by ttrank
No way...
That would be so much negative camber in the front...
Rears I belive with the right camber, tires and drop.
That would be so much negative camber in the front...
Rears I belive with the right camber, tires and drop.
i gotta give the guy some props on his choice of offsets and making it work.
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If you want to tuck a 10 inch rim into the wheel well in the rear you will need around +50mm offset. I shouldn't rub though even with no fender rolling - with the right tires.
Edit: But in reference to the thread that was linked... That guy put 10.5 inch rims in the rear and and them mounted a 235/18 tire on it. If you're going to put a honkin' wide rim back there, please follow up with wide enough rubber to cover the thing!
Edit: But in reference to the thread that was linked... That guy put 10.5 inch rims in the rear and and them mounted a 235/18 tire on it. If you're going to put a honkin' wide rim back there, please follow up with wide enough rubber to cover the thing!
Last edited by sliderg35; 04-04-2008 at 01:33 PM.
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Originally Posted by black_sedan
anyone seen this in the classifieds? pretty damn aggressive to me..
19x10 F +34mm
19x10 R =29mm
dropped 2" and streched tires..
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=212712
19x10 F +34mm
19x10 R =29mm
dropped 2" and streched tires..
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=212712
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Those wheels look like complete **** on the front of his car. They're too wide, plain and simple. He hasnt accomplished any feat. And you wonder why he wont post an angled picture of the fitment on the front, because it sticks out and look ****ty. He did a decent job with the rear, but +29 is still weak. You can get a 22-25 back there no problem.
If somebody wants to run the perfect aggressive setup on a sedan, let me know and i'll give you all the specs you need to make it work.
-GP-
If somebody wants to run the perfect aggressive setup on a sedan, let me know and i'll give you all the specs you need to make it work.
-GP-
#12
Originally Posted by Gdup35sedan
Those wheels look like complete **** on the front of his car. They're too wide, plain and simple. He hasnt accomplished any feat. And you wonder why he wont post an angled picture of the fitment on the front, because it sticks out and look ****ty. He did a decent job with the rear, but +29 is still weak. You can get a 22-25 back there no problem.
If somebody wants to run the perfect aggressive setup on a sedan, let me know and i'll give you all the specs you need to make it work.
-GP-
If somebody wants to run the perfect aggressive setup on a sedan, let me know and i'll give you all the specs you need to make it work.
-GP-
#13
Originally Posted by erdog
How would 19x8.5 32mm Front and Rear fit on a sedan?
The most common setup for the sedan is 8.5/9.5 +35/45 or +38/45 (both weak offsets)
In general the 19x8.5 +32 all around will fit fine, it will be tucked once the car is lowered though.
-GP-
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