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Heres an older photo

 

Sweet!

 

FRONT: 19x8.5 - 205/40/R19 (MAYBE a 215/40/R19...also 205 might be hard to find for a 19 inch wheel...biggest wheels ive ever used are 18s...but the side walls in 40 will be perfect)

REAR: 19x10 - 225/40/R19

those sizes will give you a TON of clearance and room to work with (so u dont have to add a bazillion degrees of camber to make them fit right)

also...those sizes are meant for a car with rolled fenders...u can still fit em to non rolled fenders...BUT...ull need to add camber to keep the sidewalls from getting torn up

 

I'm not sure if running tires significantly narrower than stock is a good idea. At a minimum I would run stock sizes to keep the load indexes in a safe range

 

front 8.5x19 215/35/19 with atleast a -12 offset
rear 10x19 235/35/19 with -6 offset

roll fenders and adjust camber as nessery for clearance and your good if this is for show only.

 

lol...man...uve got quite a bit to learn about wheel fitment

ive been running stretched tires for quite a few years now...ive never had a problem with them (and this is drifting and drag racing with them...my car is a mid to high 12 second car as well)

how do you think people fit 18x10s/18x12s on 240s??? how do you u think u fit crazy deep offsets on FM chassis with stock rolled fenders??

camber and stretched tires

trust me...youll be fine on stretched tires...get a good tire with a thick sidewall and ull be fine (i recommend federal 595s or falken azenis 615s)

 

^lol barely a month and correcting almost every person


Nice wheels by the way

 

^^^^lude know's his fitment he's just warning the guy,I've seen 225 on a 10 going sideways 265 on a 11.5 for vip just gotta be aware that's all

 

I'm not talking about the stretch issue, that is a separate one. It is doing that stretch on those narrow wheels by using tires narrower than what comes stock on the g35. This is why I suggested IvoryGT get different wheels, there isn't a good way to stretch tires on those wheels. Not only is there a load issue as I mentioned before, but running a stretched 235 on the rear of a g35 with aggressive fitment would just look stupid because it is so narrow. The car would look like a crab. If rims with the correct width were used, you can get away with a stretch while running tires wider than stock and still get the same fitment and stretch as your suggested fitment.

 

eh....the car is not going to be slammed. The wheels will have do for now, time constraints.

I'll stick to close to stock for now.

 

EDIT: i have drifted on these tires, ran threw pot holes, and whent offroading on this setup with out blowing the bead...

 

thats a bit dangerous. there is aggressive and just dangerous.

 

+1

 

Heres some rolling shots