LP Dropped and on G37 Wheels :)
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Not sure if this pic is photoshopped or not, but it belongs to someone on this forum, so he would know for sure. FYI... LOL I've seen about 10 different pics of these wheels on this car, so if the pics are photoshopped, that's a lot of work.
As for running the GT-R wheels on a sedan... There was a G35 sedan at CES in Vegas this year with GT-R wheels on it and the offsets seemed to work well, so it definitely can be done. I didn't notice if they used spacers or not, though.
As for running the GT-R wheels on a sedan... There was a G35 sedan at CES in Vegas this year with GT-R wheels on it and the offsets seemed to work well, so it definitely can be done. I didn't notice if they used spacers or not, though.
Oh ok, this particular one looks photoshopped cause of the rough edges around the wheels 
We need pics of the G at CES with the GTR wheels ASAP lol
I don't think you'd need spacers. Especially not for the rear (possibly up front for a really flush look).
Do it Adrian, I wanna see an IP Sedan with Gunmetal GTR wheels
We need pics of the G at CES with the GTR wheels ASAP lol
I don't think you'd need spacers. Especially not for the rear (possibly up front for a really flush look).
Do it Adrian, I wanna see an IP Sedan with Gunmetal GTR wheels
I doubt u'd use spacers for a car that can top take 38offset rear lol with 37-38mm offset sedan rear fenders rolled with camber sits so close that u cant barely put ur nail on ur pinky in there lol.
Thats why when i tried coupe rims with 25mm offset and camber, they were still like n inch out there lol..
G at CES pix ASAP! =]
Thats why when i tried coupe rims with 25mm offset and camber, they were still like n inch out there lol..
G at CES pix ASAP! =]
You easily fit 9" wheels up front with +30 offset and 10" wheels in the rear with +35 offset with a bit of camber. You could even go more aggressive by dialing in some more camber.
With those offsets and widths on a lowered sedan, i don't think you'd need more the -1* camber all around. 2nd gen sedan has rolled fenders from the factory.
With those offsets and widths on a lowered sedan, i don't think you'd need more the -1* camber all around. 2nd gen sedan has rolled fenders from the factory.
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I know this is a little off topic, but anyone know of anyone using the Tanabe NF210 springs on their G? I'm thinking of getting these instead of Eibach's since they only lower the car sbout 1" and have almost the same spring rates as the stock springs, so the ride will be very close to stock.
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Does anyone know the guy?
I have a set of GT-R rims and put them on today to see how they fit on my G37 and the rears stick out a little to much for my taste. Hopefully when i put my coilovers and my bbk it will help.
I have a set of GT-R rims and put them on today to see how they fit on my G37 and the rears stick out a little to much for my taste. Hopefully when i put my coilovers and my bbk it will help.
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I believe that pic is PhotoShopped... If you look at it closely, you will notice that the front calipers are mounted on the backside of the rotor (like on the GTR), whereas on the G the front calipers are mounted to the frontside of the rotor.
Anyway, please post some pics of the GTR wheels on your G37!!!
Anyway, please post some pics of the GTR wheels on your G37!!!
