Yes, please post the pictures. Thanks,

 

the +36 offset is gonna give me a 80mm lip. which is gonna look very sweet. i'll probably be running Toyo T1R tires and around 275/30/19 in the back

front is gonna be 245/35/19

 

Just curious as to why the big offset? Don't the Volks come in a smaller offset?

 

i wanted the 80mm lip

if anything less, i wont even waste money on a set of rims.... need money to mod my Vitz

 

This offset was recommended by the 2 tecs at Volk. They have +36 and +46 in these wheels and the +46 was what was recommended. They said that this offset would look the best and have the best fitment. If this is wrong, I can call them and change it before they get sent out if needed. Please advise

 

I think the +36mm offset would be better. This would bring the wheels out farther and give you a more flush look. The +46mm offset will tuck the wheels in more. I don't think you will have any issues rubbing with the +46 offset, just maybe not the look you want.

 

I will call them again today before they ship just to confirm this info. Two different volk reps (on two different days) offered that info about my sedan stating that I would have a better fitment with the +46. Maybe they were being over careful to insure a perfect fit. Thanks for the info. Cru, are your wheels with the +36 offset pretty flush, with not much to none sticking outside the fenders?? Thanks again for the info. I see you have the Bridgestones but they don't offer them in 245/35/19 only 245/40/19. Any other brands you recommend for thread life, comfort and drivablitlity. I done a search and have gotten much conflicting info. Thanks, Jason

 

It's not the first time the Volk techs have done something like that.

I am running +38 with 245/40 tires and I have no rubbing at all. They look nice and flush. Another 2mm should not be a problem.

Here are some pics that kinda show what I'm talking about...

As far as tires go, the Bridgestones are all I know. I have heard good things about Toyo tires as well.

 

Well, called volk (Macken) and spoke to two other tecs and I was told the same thing. +46 offset is safer bet with these particular volks. Both offsets have the same size lip and the can guarantee no fender rolling (or other modification) will be needed. I called 4 local Volk distrubutors here in Orlando and I was given the same info, that the sedan (with theses volks) need mid +40 offset. I went ahead and had them ship the +46 because 10mm is only a bit more than 1/4 of an inch. No biggie. I guess I will look into Toyo, Nitto, Faulkens and Michelin.
Thanks again for the info and Cru, your car looks awesome!!

 

I think you'll really be happy with the volk GT-V's. My brother ordered a set from Mackin Industries as well for his 2k2 Maxima. He'll probably be there with his car & wheels (crosses fingers) at the FGC 3rd all FL meet. Will you be there as well?

 

Ian, I plan on being there but just can't confirm yet. Thanks for the opinions

 

No problem, good luck.

 

for 19x8.5 with +35 or +46 offset, the lip is only 49mm. thats pretty much the lip of my front rim. either offset will fit, but it probably wont look as good.

my rear however is 19x9.5 +36 which offers a 81mm lip.

 

Why U go blabber your mouth that was gonna be my surprise at the meet.. Now I might think twice before going now..

Oh btw for tire research go to;

1010tires.com

tirerack.com

 

What tires did you get for your Maxima to go with your GT-V's I am looking hard at the Falkens St-115. I have heard good things about them Quietness, 360 tread rate and are good in the rain. Any suggestions? Keep in mind I can rotate all 4

Wheel should be hear Monday