The 082's are hotter than both of those.

 

Too many spokes, the 82s where actually the ones I was going to buy at first, but than I saw them in person on another G and changed my mind, plus most members go for that style, the 84s you see them mostly on Coupes, I haven't seen that many on sedans.

 

You won't have any change in camber. The tire size will lower your car due to its diameter not your suspension height.
The only thing you'll have to worry about is ground clearance up front. As long as you remember that your front bumper is closer to the ground and more prone to scraping, you'll be fine.

Regardless of tire size and ride height, make sure your toe is in spec and you won't have insane tire wear. You will have some camber wear but it isn't too bad. Your car has been lowered for a while so I'm guessing your toe is already in spec and your old tires will show how much camber wear you've had.

Also, what kind of tires are on the wheels? If they're directional tires you can flip them (take the tire off of the wheel one side and put on the other side) and prolong the life of your tires.

 

^ they are directional so I can do that! which is good....yeah my current tires to be honest show little to no camber wear at all, yeah i have my toe's in spec. because I have the unlimited lifetime alignments from firestone which is AWESOME especially with lowered cars and well worth the extra 50 bucks. I got nitto ZR extreme tires. yeah I should be fine with my car being lower in the front I am used to a dropped car lower then what I currently drive.

 

Everything sounds good then. Enjoy the wheels and post pics when you get them.
Let me know if you need anything else.

 

Will do my friends! Thanks again