Nope, no spacers needed with the coupe 19" Rays...If I was **** I could throw around a 5mm to make it perfectly flush in front but how it sits now is too clean.

 

coupe 19"s without spacers are not flush. The offsets are decent but they're not flush. I put 10mm in the front and they're kinda flush but not quite. And the rear needs 10mm badly

 

Depends on your ride height, tire size and camber on how flush the Coupe 19s will be on a Sedan. When I was on Eibach springs and not a whole lot of camber they were flush. When I dropped the car on BC coils are was running -2.5 to -2.7 degrees of camber they needed a 5mm (F) and 10mm (R) to make them flush. Since I was running a 245/40 F/R I couldn't fit a larger spacer up front, 10mm looked awesome but at my ride height and with the larger tire size it rubbed up front.

 

I guess we could debate everyone’s idea of flush, but it sits where I want it to (especially in the rear) 'relatively' flush...That work??

 

^^ looks good but you could go lower. Running S-Techs with 225/40 front and 255/35 rear. Decided to do a 15mm front spacer and 10mm rear after I install my camber arms.

 

I appreciate it...def can always go lower but the streets around downtown where I live are the worst. This is sitting on H Techs with 245/40's all around

 

Does anyone have pics with just a Nismo front? I'm wondering how it would look without the side skirts and rear lip.

 

This my old 04 with just the bumper.

 

Updated pics:

 

^LOL. I love the "faceoff" shot with the BMW... the bimmer looks pissed like it's saying "stop smiling at me "

 

sweet updates TycoRC

 

we all know the Bimmer is faster! LOL

 

some of these pics remind me of an article in MotorTrend.

also, +1 on painted the roof black...

 

That will sit perfect. My plan is to move my front 10mm spacer to the rear and get 15mm as my new fronts. I wonder if I can keep the same extended studs that the 10mm have on the front and just put the 15mm spacers with the current studs that came with the 10mm to save some hassle. Thoughts?

 

^ no don't do it. that's pretty much like running 5mm spacers with stock studs.