I think this one looks down from the rear fender..

 

so, what's the best setup and offset for the 19s on the sedan?

 

Ok crap that wasn't it....lemme take a pic outside right now....brb

 

If I was to do it again, I'd search for a 19x8 (NOT 8.5) + 40/42 offset with 235/40/19 tires. In my opinion, this would have looked so hot.

 

Ok, just took some more pics....

 

Now, let's examine why I'm not 100% happy. Every shot looks great, until this last one. Car looks great from every angle until you hit this one here...The correct offset for the rear should be more like a + 45 (plenty of clearance). So, the ideal here, in my opinion, would be a 19x8 + 40-42 offset in the front, and 19x8.5 with a + 45 offset in the rear.

 

Man, ok one more request. the back view but father back so i can see it far away. It really doesn't look bad to me.

 

I have 34mm offset on my 19X9.5 rims (on the rear of the car)... Works good...

 

I agree, it doesn't look bad, I'm just not 100% satisfied, that's all. Lemme take one more pic from rear further back.

 

Ok, a few more pics:

 

Oh, and what have we got here (as UPS pulled up while I was outside my house)---My tanabe NF210s Yeay for dropping the ride...

 

Whoa....a pic please? You have 19x9.5s in the front?

 

Thanks for the pictures. Your car looks hot man.

 

Thanks. Now that my springs are here, I believe I'll be a lot happier after I'm lower.

 

With that set-up a +38mm offset would be the smallest offset you would want to get. +40 or +42 would work as well (the wheels would be tucked in a bit more). I am running 19x8.5 / +38mm with 245/40/19 tires on all four corners and I think it's perfect. My sedan is lowered about 1.5" and I have no rubbing issues whatsoever. The tires are very close to the lip of the fender well, but they do not touch. That's why I think another 3mm would rub with 40 series tires.