20x9.5 -7 offset and 20x10.5 +0 offset or a 20x9 +0 20x10 +6 witch ones will look better lowered on g s techs

 

Assuming this is a coupe.

The first set up will need a little bit of stretch (tires) and a little camber in order to fit.

I would recommend the latter.

 

I'm just bought wheels that are:
19x9.5 f +17 and came with 255/35/19
19x10.5 r +19 and came with 285/35/19

The rears needed to be replaced so I bought a 275/35/19 because I didn't want it too bulky in the rear....will I have any problems running :
The old 255/35/19 fronts
With the new 275/35/19 rears?

Please and thank you.

 

I have always got really good info from this thread so I figured I'd ask my question here because the the Z forums sucks.

I just recently picked up a 350z and wanted to know if anyone knew how aggressive I can go on the wheels. (MAX LIPS) BTW IM GOING TO BE RUNNING AIR SUSPENSION

 

once you decide on a wheel, ht me up and i can source it for you

 

keep your eyes out for 20x11 +0 front and 20x12+0 rear.

 

Nope, you'll be fine.

It's pretty limitless with air... Milts Garson wheels are up for sale right now.

19x10-6 19x12-12

$3200




or if you're a real boss, these are brand new in boxes.

20x10.5 -16 20x12.5 0

$3200

 

i find its difficult finding used wheels for my g35 locally, is it uncommon to run 19x7.5 +40 with like 25mm spacers all around? wouldnt that essentially be similar to running 19x9.5? or are the spacers like running 19x7.5 +15

 

19x7.5 is dumb. It not only looks bad but fits ****tier than OEM, even with a 25mm spacer.

You're going to need to up your budget I think.

 

does anyone know a reputable dealer of vossens in georgia?

 

Anyone who sells vossen isn't reputable.

Look in the vendors section or go to your regional.

 

Stock sedan x will 19x9.5 +40 fit all around without modification?
I'm stock height now but I might lower with coupe sport springs.

 

Yeah you will be just fine.

 

Use this link to compare your current wheels to the new ones you want. It will tell you how much more or less inner and outer clearance you will have.
http://www.1010tires.com/wheeloffsetcalculator.asp

 

Depends on tire size, if you get crazy on the tires then it may rub in hard corners (once dropped not at stock height)