Well after a lot of searching I can't seem to come up with an answer.

I am wondering if 19x9.5 +22 all around will fit? I dont want the tires to be too stretched.

I will be lowered on Eibachs.

What do I need to run tires sizes to not be too stretched but still fit without rubbing.

I came from a 350Z where wheel and tire sizes for perfect fitment was easy and well known.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

 

It will fit no problem. What tire size will you be using

 

i was going to do either 235/40/19 or 245/40/19 front and 255/35/19 rear.

What should the proper size be to fit without rubbing but still be flush

 

From what I have researched it might be flush and not rub with 19x9.5 +22 offset 235/40/19 fronts and 19x9.5 +22 245/35/19 rears.

Can anyone back that up?

 

I think you will rub on the front. The rear is easy. You can dial in camber with a set of camber arms, and trim the fender liner to clear.

My 20x9 +25 with a 245/35/20 rubs on the front fender liner (both with my Eibach drop, and now slightly lower Tein coilover drop). Your wheels are almost 10mm more aggressive than mine. I just don't think the 235 will make enough of a difference unless you install a front camber kit and dial in at least -2.5 degrees of camber. It will be close with the 235 due to the extra stretch....

 

^^^calculate it this way for every .5" you either add or take away 6mm of clearance. so if he want to use 9.5" width with a +22 offset that would mean that it will be +28 on a 9" width. If you use the 235/40/19 tire you will get an extra 10mm of clearance compared to the 245/35. Remember 20" wheels tuck more easily with the Eibach drop than the 19" wheels. The Eibach springs add about -2 degrees of camber so that helps the fitment too.

 

This is exactly what i want!!!!

Does anyone know the specs?????





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Those are 19x9.5+12 front and 19x10.5+22 rear with 225/40/19 front and 255/35/19 rear. That is actually a very nice setup up oh and to make those sizes fit you need either springs or coilovers to drop your car lower than what the eibach springs will drop it. If you want the same wheels they are varrstoen 1.1.2 I think, but I know that are Varrstoen wheels.

 

Sunny is correct.
ur not fitting those with out slam on coupe h&Rs or coilovers...

 

Yeah those are the Varrstoen 1.1.2.

So do you think i can fit them with Eibachs on a 19x9.5 +22 all around with 235/40/19 fronts and 255/35/19 rears?

 

You can fit 19x9.5 +22 with 235/40/19 and im pretty sure it wont rub.

 

why would u get the same rim with different size tires, I never understand that.
If u want staggered get staggered rims and do it right lol
If not im sure u'll clear 19x9.5 +22with 245/40/19 all around

 

Huh? What are you talking about? A 9.5"+22 is equal to a 9"+16. You're going the wrong way with your calculation.... Also a 235 compared to a 245 will NOT give you 10mm of clearance. In theory it is 5mm on the outside and 5mm on the inside. With the extra stretch that goes up to maybe 7mm.... Your about right on the Eibach drop adding -2 degrees, other than that everything you said is pretty much wrong.

EDIT: Sorry, maybe the above is a little harsh.... I know you know a lot about wheels, but don't correct someone with incorrect information. I am sure it was just a mistake on your part. Just be more careful.

 

The 245 will rub. The 235 will be really close. This is with Eibachs. As stated, something more aggressive will be required if you go more aggressive on the wheels.

 

Man, that car looks great..... I personally couldn't handle that much negative camber on the rear and that kind of stretch on the tires, but kudos to the owner. That looks sick.