So I bought a 05 G sedan a few weeks ago. I recently picked up a set of 19" OEM Rays from a member on here(Silvermossness - good guy). I just wanted to share some pictures and information.

I know this isn't the most original mod, but I definitely think it is one of the cleanest set ups for the G sedan. These wheels are so well designed. I still see people turn their head when I drive by slowly. I just love how the wheels look when they are in motion.

Anyway The tires are Falken FK-452 245/40/19 all around. Stock suspension. Hope this helps anybody looking run the same set up.

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looks good!

 

Looks really good. How much did you pick them up for?

 

most definitely a huge upgrade!! good job!

 

Thanks for the compliments. Just added two more close up pictures.

 

looks very nice. time to slam it.

 

Cant wait to get my 19s. They look sooo nice! Just a couple more weeks!

 

looks very nice, +1 on the drop,

 

Looks great. I'm running the same wheel/tire combo. Any plans for a drop?

 

mine just arrived yesterday, once I mount the tires and put on the brembos i will post.
Your looks good

 

i want some 19"s!!!! it looks awesome!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I put the same wheels but I am also lowered it on 350z fronts and coupe rears (427 rate) and the difference is major. I don't see how anyone would want a sedan to be lower since right now my tire is exactly flush with the fender. Lowe that that and it will look like a civic with cut springs. Anyways. This is deffinetely a step in the positive direction. Even if you keep the suspension stock the improvement is still siginificant.

 

^lowering doesn't mean cutting the springs. Coupe rears and Z fronts do no drop the car so it sits flush with the fenders unless u got those springs cut.

 

looks great, rays 19s are on my list of factory mods.

right now im runing the coupe 18s with brembos all around on the sedan.

 

No one said that lowering means cutting the springs. I meant that too low and it starts to look like a rice rocket, which essentially is a civic with cut springs besides the other rice parts on it.

My rear is exactly flush with the tire, there is no gap to 1/2" between the rear fender and the tire. There is no rubbing though. There is about 3/4" gap between the front fender and the tire. That's as close to being flush as it gets with no rubbing.