Only reason for that is because a +43 is a weak offset. I'm running an 18x9 +30 with a 225/45 and have about 10mm to spare.
-GP-

 

235/35/19 sounds good for the front. What about the back? Should i get 265/35/19? or 275/35/19, it seems like 275/35/19, tirerack has more option.

 

ur 7mm further out than me and if u take a look at a ruler 7mm isnt that much, weak offset

i bet u can run a 245/35 and not rub, assuming ur running at least -1.5 camber

 

I could push it out another 10-15mm with the 225... and i'm at -2.5 camber up front

I'm only saying weak because i'll be going 19x8.5 +25 20x9.5 +25 soon enough. Anything above 30 is weak IMO
-GP-

 

if ur REALLY willing to push the envelop, at least go with 9.5/10.5 stretched on 245/275 i'd get 20x9.5 +25 20x10.5 +35

 

i'm not big on 245/275 setup's, i'd rather stretch it more like a 235/265. You guys and your 07's have the benefit of a little bit more room under your fenders plus they're pre-rolled from the factory, us 1st gens dont have the same luxury

I'd like to run a 9/10 +25 but they dont make it in the wheels i want.
-GP-

 

That sounds cool. I got another question. I don't know match about Disk type. So the rep from ravspeconline just decided for me. I told him i want rims that will fit right on, no rubbing no mods and if i can no spacers. So he decided for me

19x9.0 +35 A Disk
19x10 +40 0 Disk

Will these disk work on my car without any mods, on my 2007 g35 sedan sport?

 

yes thats fine

 

+1, they'll work no problem.


Just for knowledge, so you know what you're getting when ordering the wheels...

A disk: standard pad
O disk: Max lip pad
R & T disk: Big Caliper pad (bbk fitment)

 

07 with rims

 

other pic

 

front

 

Ilove My07G35,

Those rims look great.

Got some side shots of the whole car?

It is hard to tell how they go with the car.

 

Nice rims, are they 19's?

 

Yes, 19s. They are perfect. Thought about 20s, but changed my mind. I am glad now I went with the 19s.