I am adjusting my coils to cover the gaps, but I am having issues with the rear coils. The wheels are Work T1S 19x9 +41 in front 19x10 +37 in back and tires are 235/35/19 front 275/30/19 in back.

 

Looks nice! Lets get some better angle shots so we can see the depth of the lips

 

looks good yes more shots front and back

 

rear wheel looks good but maybe the fronts are pushed in a little.

 

I think I will run 20mm spacers in the front

 

i dont see any pics

 

Hmmm why did you go with a different wheel bast set up? It's smaller wheels diameter overall. Your front tire sidewall size should be 40 with 19" wheel, and rear 35 with 19" ... you pretty much got the 20" wheel set up.

Anyway I loved the T1S. I always wanted to get them or the Volk GTS. Ended up getting wolks.

You definately need to lower the G for much better look.

 

Looks good, wish the fronts weren't so convex

 

The tires were not the set up that I wanted to go with, but the wheels were damaged (supposed to be mint) and the seller offered to send me the front tires and some cash back. I figured that would be the least amount of hassle for the both of us and bought rear tires that would make my overall diameter less then 3% different. She was just lowered more today and I think it looks perfect, but I'm not sure how long I can keep it this way because I'm scraping

 

According to the tire calculator, your setup is off more than 3% (depending on which plus zero tire size I use).

 

Not sure what calculator you used but it's so close to the same it's may not even be off 1% http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCal...?action=submit

 

What original tires sizes were you using?

 

Not sure what the originals were. Are you saying that my new tires are 3% different then the original? If so then yes you are correct, but as long as the new tires are less then 3% different then each other it will not effect the AWD which is all I am truly concerned with. Although I'd like to know what the spedo is off by

 

Yes, that's what I meant.

I used both the original sport size of 225/50/18 and 245/45/18 and what I have (plus zero coupe size) of 245/40/19 and 275/35/19, and the difference was between +4-5% versus stock.

Comparing the stock sport size to your tires, your fronts are 5.422% too fast (speedo), and 5.14% difference in diameter. Your rears are 4.669% too fast and 4.47% different in diameter. I don't know the original tire size for a non-sport sedan, but I'm assuming the difference will be close to what's calculated above.

 

Good to know. I was assuming when the spedo said 75 I was going 70.