Ordered my new wheels and tires.
Russ great choice and you heard the correct info from the FIRST to have those wheels on any G35 SEDAN.. I was dropped on B+G springs and never had any rubbing, evenw ith 4 people no rubbing unless i hit a bump, congrats
Originally Posted by G35_TX
But 3 other G35 sedans on this forum have them installed already with no problems.
I hate to see you make a bad decision.
Originally Posted by QuadCam
check w/ vodkarocket. I could have sworn that I recently read how he rubs a fair amount of the time, and he wished he had a different offset in the rear.
I hate to see you make a bad decision.
I hate to see you make a bad decision.
Originally Posted by QuadCam
check w/ vodkarocket. I could have sworn that I recently read how he rubs a fair amount of the time, and he wished he had a different offset in the rear.
I hate to see you make a bad decision.
I hate to see you make a bad decision.
Originally Posted by G35_TX
He was the one that I talked to and he told me he had no problems. Till I was shown a post now. But IllG35 I trust. Vod had some issues. Because there are two other people on here with these wheels and they don't have problems.
Obviously, my car is signifiantly lower than an Eibach drop.
Originally Posted by QuadCam
how much do those wheels weigh? I see that they are referred to as "light" or "hyper light."
They are pretty heavy, haven't weighed them yet.
Originally Posted by vodkarocket
I told you from the start that if you go lower than an Eibach drop, you would need to roll your fenders and run quite a bit of negative camber.
Obviously, my car is signifiantly lower than an Eibach drop.
Obviously, my car is signifiantly lower than an Eibach drop.
Originally Posted by vodkarocket
I told you from the start that if you go lower than an Eibach drop, you would need to roll your fenders and run quite a bit of negative camber.
Obviously, my car is signifiantly lower than an Eibach drop.
Obviously, my car is signifiantly lower than an Eibach drop.
You will most likely have to roll the fenders with that offset. I don't know what tires your going with but the dunlop direeza will get you a bit more clearance becuase of their rounded profile.
Originally Posted by iLLG35
Ok now that makes sense, i was not told that 

Originally Posted by shodog
You will most likely have to roll the fenders with that offset. I don't know what tires your going with but the dunlop direeza will get you a bit more clearance becuase of their rounded profile.
Anyone have a idea how to roll the fenders safely?




