OFFICIAL: Aggressive Wheel fitment FLUSH/STRETCH sedan
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods
I call it unfunctional and just plain dumb. 
OK, well its not enough stretch for the amount of camber you are running right now. But given that you still have much more work to do we'll standby for progress pics...
Depends on the offset but I would lean towards a 245 that ran true (or on the larger side of true). Right now I have a 245 on a 10.5 with Yokohama S-Drives (they run true) and its a nice stretch, nothing extreme.
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so to have around the same stretch on a 11 would be 255
not a whole lot of difference between 255 and 265
i look around and lots of people had 275 and said it was a good stretch thats why i went with 265
i should of done 265 30
I said a 245 because I figured if I had 11s I would be more aggressive than I am now other wise I would have to worry about inner clearance issues so I would need more stretch. Of course I don't have as much fender work as you so given that you are going to do fender work you can go with any size you choose really and just pull to make everything clear. And a 255 should be about the same on an 11 as a 245 is on a 10.5.
Only that will happen is if you run a 245/30. I tried to fit it on but couldn't. Perhaps a true sized tire would have worked. I used Achilles. Stretched better but still had a gap. 245/35 you'd have no problem. Especially since I ran a 235/35 on an 11 with no issues.
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Only that will happen is if you run a 245/30. I tried to fit it on but couldn't. Perhaps a true sized tire would have worked. I used Achilles. Stretched better but still had a gap. 245/35 you'd have no problem. Especially since I ran a 235/35 on an 11 with no issues.
thanks for the info
