need help getting m45 rims to fit on my 03 G35
 

hi sorry im new to this site guys. i just recently bought a set of m45 rims w/tires and i put them on my 03 g35 but the front tires were too wide and were rubbing against the control arm. how do i avoid this problem? any help or suggestion would be greatly appreciated!!!

thanx!
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You need to get a set of 5mm spacers. if you search "sport" in thoe forum you'll find more threads on it.

More info...
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...ighlight=sport
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...ghlight=spacer

thanx! so just need spacers. anything else?

is your car lowered?

no its not

i got the those rims and tires too and am awaiting installation until i can get 5mm spacers all around.... front wheels wouldn't even rotate after torque-ing the nuts down when i test fitted the driver's side front wheel.... been so busy with other stuff, so haven't got the chance to do the work..

r the m45 19's staggered, i don't think they r, but i might be wrong. does anyone know where i can get some m45 19's, thanx

I got a set if you interested. Pick up only though, I'm in so cali.

U need longer Studs also or your wheel will fall off.

okay thanx! so where are some places i can get longer studs and spacers?

A good set of spacers usually take care of this. They have their own studs.

what do you mean they have their own studs? like they come with it?

Most spacers 15mm and up have studs on them because they are thick enough to be bolted on using the OEM studs and not protruded into the rim. However all 5mm and 10mm spacers don't have studs on them because they are too thin. Like EQUATE said your going to also need new studs, those usually come with the spacers if you get them from H&R.

Actually 10mm Eibach spacers come with studs included.

http://www.livermoreperformance.com/...rs.html#Eibach

You could use the one for the 350Z, which is a "System 6"

System 6:
Spacer disc (10mm - 20mm) with bolt through-system
Hub-Centric with centering hub
Fastening by using longer studs (included) and your original wheel lug nuts (not included)

Also I believe, I could be wrong, Project Kics has two versions of their 10mm spacers. I called up Auto RnD and what the guy told me was that he could get the 10mm spacer with studs, but they would have to be special ordered from Japan and the lead time was like 3 months.

Other places that carry the Kics spacers offer the spacers and the studs separate in the 10mm size. Such as:

http://www.upgrademotoring.com/wheels/whl_acc.htm

You still have to replace your studs with System 6. System 4 is what I was talking about.

But for this application your going to have to replace the studs because a 15mm spacer is goind to change the offset to +35 and the wheels might stick out too much.