20x9 rims on G35x
#1
06-02-2008, 11:01 PM
20x9 rims on G35x
Hey Guys - the answer of this question has probably been answered numerous times but I just want to verify.
Will 20x9 rims (all around) fit my g35x 07's with no problem?
Or will I need spacers? and/or rollout?
and if it does, what size tires do I need? (I still get confused with all the tire specs).
Thx a million guys.
Will 20x9 rims (all around) fit my g35x 07's with no problem?
Or will I need spacers? and/or rollout?
and if it does, what size tires do I need? (I still get confused with all the tire specs).
Thx a million guys.
#5
06-04-2008, 01:43 AM
#6
06-04-2008, 10:13 AM
Originally Posted by Wei
depends on if you're going to lower it, i'm guessing around +40 to 45 for unlowered
+30 to 35 lowered
look at the picture thread, alot of good info with wheels and offsets
+30 to 35 lowered
look at the picture thread, alot of good info with wheels and offsets
Im not lowering it becuz I have winter climates here in Toronto.
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06-04-2008, 10:14 AM
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#9
06-04-2008, 04:59 PM
Originally Posted by Wes_888
awesome. thanks! So I guess 20x9 will fit just fine. When I was on the phone with a dude from the rims store, he said it will fit just fine with no offsets. I didnt know if he was right or not.
Im not lowering it becuz I have winter climates here in Toronto.
Im not lowering it becuz I have winter climates here in Toronto.
offsets makes a big difference, especially going larger width, less room for error, too high of an offset will rub the inner frame, too low will stick out low rider style
as for tires, google tire calculator, put in stock settings and put in desired settings... i'm guessing for 9 wide, tires that 'fit' normally is somewhere between 255 to 275
i had 245's on 9 (also had 235's on 9) on my old ride, it looks decent, but may be kinda stretched for normal folks, haha
22's = balla
#11
06-04-2008, 10:15 PM
Originally Posted by Wei
20X9 with 0 offsets is killer, lol
offsets makes a big difference, especially going larger width, less room for error, too high of an offset will rub the inner frame, too low will stick out low rider style
as for tires, google tire calculator, put in stock settings and put in desired settings... i'm guessing for 9 wide, tires that 'fit' normally is somewhere between 255 to 275
i had 245's on 9 (also had 235's on 9) on my old ride, it looks decent, but may be kinda stretched for normal folks, haha
22's = balla
offsets makes a big difference, especially going larger width, less room for error, too high of an offset will rub the inner frame, too low will stick out low rider style
as for tires, google tire calculator, put in stock settings and put in desired settings... i'm guessing for 9 wide, tires that 'fit' normally is somewhere between 255 to 275
i had 245's on 9 (also had 235's on 9) on my old ride, it looks decent, but may be kinda stretched for normal folks, haha
22's = balla
thx for the info. I appreciate it =)
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My 19"s
I am running 245/45-19's on 19x8.5" @ 38mm offset on my Skyline 250GT four / G35x...
The extra meat of the sidewall on these tires keeps the ride quite nice & semi-plush...
Here's all the info in a earlier thread...
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sedan-v36-2007-08/209906-new-take-old-wheels.html
Offset tucks in just right with no rubbing...
Cheers,
The extra meat of the sidewall on these tires keeps the ride quite nice & semi-plush...
Here's all the info in a earlier thread...
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sedan-v36-2007-08/209906-new-take-old-wheels.html
Offset tucks in just right with no rubbing...
Cheers,
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