Will I need fender work to run 19x10 +42 all around?

 

You won't need any major fender work done, but it's probably a good idea to roll the fenders. The front might rub depending on the width of the tires and you might need a little negative camber. Rears should be okay.

Only way to know for sure is to test fit them on. That's how most people figure out their setups and that's how I figured mine out.

19x8.5 +20 225/40/19; -2.5 natural camber
19x9.5 +20 245/40/19; -3.6 adjusted camber

No rubbing with full tank of gas, spare tire in the trunk and 6 people in the car

 

Ok thanxx, maybe i could go with 19x10 +30 then, as long as i dont have to pull the fenders.

 

it wont look very good having a 10 all around. You'll have the same lip up front as the rear and it'll just look weird. What wheels are you looking at?
-GP-

 

what size tires are you running to run on them from and rear?

That front is gonna give you a problem

 

10 in the rear with 42 will fit with no problems at all. thats 3mm less than my setup now. i plan to drop it down to 30 in the rear though.

in the fronts i suggest doing a 9 or 9.5

 

here is a G sedan with 10's all around i dont think it looks bad. I will go with staggerd if I dont go concave, but im looking for concave wheels.
https://g35driver.com/forums/media-s...28275-a-7.html

 

Tell me your low....

 

Im stock sport height right now, but i will get coilovers when I fine wheels i want.

 

would a 10 +42 even clear the front suspension? i have a feeling itll be hitting the front shocks

 

^+1 when I put a 19x9.5 +38 it was close to the front suspension.

 

10mm spacer?

 

That offset is too high for the front, if it doesn't hit the suspension (which it will anyways) it will hit/rub/smash everything else. +30 MIGHT clear the inner front shock, but then at full lock you may have some clearence problems with arms or the body of the car itself. Even then you'll need to roll the front / rear fenders, and pull the front. Do research. Look at other peoples setups. Do some more research. Then make your decision.