Front: 19X9.5 +22
Rear: 19X10.5 +22

05 sedan slammed

 

im really not sure but 9.5 in the front sounds like it will definelty rub when turning and if its slammed your gunna have to either roll fender or do some camber work, i dont know about rear but sounds wide

 

I have no advice for sedans, sorry.


Hey were you on in Tampa yesterday? I saw a nice sedan slammed and it was IP.


Think it was on Dale mabry around 10pm

 

it should work if you run a 225/35 245/35 you might be able to run a 235/35 245/35 on there.

 

yeah i work off euclid and dale mabry and live in brandon

 

Nice!

Clean sedan

 

What wheels are you getting?

 

It should fit with enough camber and stretched tires

 

not sure but i keep finding rims i like but they are for coupes.. i found some te37 knock offs that are matte black which i really like.. not the jlb ones.. and then some gt-v knock offs but i cant seem to find a staggered set..

honestly if i had the money id try to get ahold of some bbs super rs's just too see what itd look like..

 

i think these would look sick for an ip sedan



and they are super cheap

 

^they look super cheap

 

If tires are stretched, there won't be any rubbing issues. I've ran a 20x9.5 +3, slammed, and with 225/35 tires and no rubbing.

 

yes sir

 

What about the rears? Is 10.5 to wide? And is this with fenders rolled and pulled?

 

Fenders will need to be rolled, I'd recommend flat. The guys I've seen run 10.5's in the rear, I'm not sure if they have pulled their fenders, don't think they have. If you do need a pull, it's probably not much of one.