I Forged Daytona's Installed
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Thanks guys. I bought them from Paul at ART. Took a while but was worth the wait. I drove a stock g35x loaner yesterday with 17 inch wheel and the ride was hardly any different from my lowered, 20 inch set up...which honestly surprised me.
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Originally Posted by EWG35
Finally got my stems and installed my wheels today. They are 20 x 8.5 - 37mm offset front w/ 245/35 20's and 20 x 10 - 40mm offset back w/ 275/30 20 Yohohama S.drive. The rear offset is a bit aggressive, but no rubbing so far and I had 220 lbs of old wheels and tires (in bags) in my trunk and back seat.
These wheels weighed 27.5 for the front and 27 for the rears and my tire are 26 and 27 lbs respectively. I went up two sizes and wider in the rear and actually shaved a few lbs. https://g35driver.com/forums/media-share-v36-sedan/234437-i-forged-daytona.html Not the best lighting...
These wheels weighed 27.5 for the front and 27 for the rears and my tire are 26 and 27 lbs respectively. I went up two sizes and wider in the rear and actually shaved a few lbs. https://g35driver.com/forums/media-share-v36-sedan/234437-i-forged-daytona.html Not the best lighting...
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They are hub centric rings, which makes them more flexible to possibly fit other makes or models. Many Japanese cars seem to have the same bolt pattern and offset. Which is good if you ever sell them.
I have Eibach Springs with the rear camber kit.
Thanks for the compliments. I really love them so far.
I have Eibach Springs with the rear camber kit.
Thanks for the compliments. I really love them so far.
