Jairen are those tires 35 profile?

 

I didn't know u could have such a big car in Italy.. haha

 

Im running a 20f/30r spacer setup. If youre running any negative camber with rolled fenders then you could fit in a 35 in the rear. But if you are running just stock camber but with a rolled fender go 30.

 

f: 245/35
r: 245/40

 

Yeah, a G is considered a big car. Most of the cars here are tiny, but you'll see the occasional S-class mercs, and 7 series BMW's along with Ferrari's here and there. There are a lot of roads I am not able to travel on due to the size. 80% of the cars here are the size of a Yaris. Hell, a Mini Cooper is considered large here.

 

^ did you just moved to Italy and took the G with you?

Sorry if this was answered already.

I just notice your vids are in the US.

 

Yup, moved to Italy about 6 months ago. Only put about 2k miles on the G in the last 6 months.

 

That's a big move.. lol

 

Sounds like me I put 3k mile on mine since December 😳

 

Sellin my wheels so I should have oem 19s back on next week.
Spacers will be 25mm front & 38mm rear

 

Your gonna be running some nc.. I have 35 series in the back and over 2 degrees of camber and I'm running 30s in the front..

 

Ill see. Fenders are rolled & my rears are pulled 6mm so I highly doubt

 

Powercoated satin black and lowered on Eibach Pro Kit, no spacers yet

 

I have got to see this!!!

I am running a 20f,30r setup and have minimum negative camber. (-1.6 front and -2.6r) and I rub in the front. Rears are fine since I have the rear fenders rolled.

If i wanted, I could fit a 35 or 38mm spacer in the rear. Just lazy having to swap all of it out =\

But still, I gotta see this. It should look goooooood.

 

Do u have any close ups of the front so I can see how close your wheels are to your fenders.. I'm looking for the biggest spacer I can run in the front and stay slammed with stock camber specs.. thanks