Looks good, nice job.

 

Im surprised you have rubbing issues.. I have 19x8.5 and 19x9.5 with Nismo Type S Suspension on my ride without any problems with rubbing.

 

Im also running that setup on springs with a +38 offset and 275's int he rear without one rubbing issue, weird!

 

well...it only rubs if i go around a corner very fast with 4 people sitting in the car...it doens't rub at all when im alone.

 

thats damn nice! congrats!

 

It could be his offset. If it is to great even with a narrow rim and 4 people I guess it is possible to have rubbing issues. What is your offset?

 

Looks great, want to get them in 18 inch for my sedan (black), how much
for those wheels, they look awsome..

 

Looks nice, but i think 18inch with same style is better.

 

how is 18 inch with same style better??

 

Sweet looks and very clean. Almost looked like a coupe. How much did it cost for it?

 

thanks guys...weather's been kinda bad around here..ill try to get detailed pics soon

 

That looks sweet dude. Very aggressive.

 

Here is my 04 sedan sports suspension 8.5 245/35/19 front & 9.5 275/30/19 rear chrome 19s much easier to keep clean.
soon to be lowered any suggestions on brand of springs
here is a few pics hopefully i can figure how to compress my pics
without losing the quality.

p.s. thanks dennis for the info on how to fit pics!

 

Huh, you've forgoten your own setup Your offset is 38mm in the FRONT. Your rear wheels are 45mm offset.


No one should be surprised that he's rubbing. We've have sedan owners that are running coupe 18's that report rubbing problems in the rear. Toss on a .5" wider rear wheel and the issue will only get worse.

 

Offest's make or break you as does tire width and tire height.

Theirs a interesting tid bit of info out their. If one call's Enkei and ask's about sedan fitments. You'll discover that they did a fitment test on the sedan with actual clearance measurement data. They discovered that a 9" (not 9.5") wide rim with a 245 tire mounted to it, that happen's to be 26.7" tall, brings the tire to within 2mm of the fender lip. A 9.5" rim with a 38mm offset would move that same tire 6mm closer to the lip or actually 4mm beyond it. Running a 275 tire on that same rim would of course make matters worse. Excessive negitive camber can only tuck the top of your tires in so much.