I have a 2007 g35 coupe with stock oem 19" wheels I got the bc br type coilovers shipped to me with spc rear and front camber kit I want an aggressive drop with wheels inclining inwards hope that makes sense how low shall I go and how much Negative camber should I have front and rear if anyone can help it'll be greatly appreciated thanx Also forgot to mention I'm running 25mm spacers all around with rear quarter rolled by green goblin who did an amazing job like frwaling amazing thanx danny ��

 

THANKS 4DGS!!!

got bc coils and front and rear SPC camber kit.... when you say 19x9.5+20 is that all 4 corners??

 

Thanks 4DGS!
Just to clarify, is it possible to fit the 10.5 on the rear in a lower offset (<+48) without rubbing on the struts?

 

Send Sn00p a message as he knows the inner clearance out back a little better than I do.

You'll definitely want a spacer up front and you'll want to match the stretch if you run 255/30 on the back you'll want a 235/30 up front.

If it were me, I'd go 235/35 front and 255/35 rear, pull the rear camber to about -3 and run a 5-10mm spacer just to be safe on clearing the strut.

Danny can help you out with all this as he knows the coupes inside out backwards. But the Inclined wheels is the negative camber. You start to notice it around -3 degrees, this can be achieved with a 3" drop AKA slam the car and the car will camber itself enough to give you the look you want.

Yessir.

I'm not 100% positive of the exact offset in which the wheel won't hit the strut. I need to look into that a little more.

 

I was wondering if anyone here could tell me what size tire I could fit on my volk GT-V's that are pretty stretched, I love the stretched look and they're a little cheaper than the 295/30/19 I have now! The fronts are *Fronts-19x8.5 *+23, and the Rears-19x10.5 +24, hope I can get a good stretch going
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hey guys need tire advice for a 20x8.5 20x10 setup looking for a stretched look but nothing too crazy still will be used for DD. Was thinking 225/35 255/35 will this be enough to look stretched? if not suggestions??

 

WORD iS BOND 4DGS! THANKS HOMiE...

 

The front is pretty tough as it's so slim, a 225/35 is a VERY mild stretch up front almost to the point where it isn't a stretch. The rear is easy though, Mild stretch would be 255/35, mid stretch 245/35 and aggressive 235/35.

Check out tyrestretch.com for some images.

Btw rack city line FTW

As I said above, the 8.5 is hard to stretch on, 225/35 is your best bet.

And yea 255/35 would be good.

 

i have 2008 g35 staggerd set up.i got lexani the rear is 10.0 width i was running 275/30/20 and from was 8.5 width 245/35/20.im looking for a nice stance.should i go to a 285 tire or stay at 275 and should i go wider in the front..im looking to order some tires in a day or 2 thank.here is my set up now.

 

Yea you could probably do the 255/35 285/30 combo.

To set off the aggressive tires though, should considering running some small spacers and get the wheels right to the fenders!

 

yea i was planning on doing some spacers.the back tires already sit fluch with 275 i just gota get the fronts to sit flush.is there any pic of a car running this set up on here.i wana see those before purchasing u know

 

Sorry man, off the top of my head I can't think of anyone running that set up.

 

its cool bro thanks for the help

 

4DGS your the man twice you have given me an answer about the color I should go and the tire!!! Appreciate it man!

 

About to order so I already bought my tires and 4DGS did provide input on my selected offsets. I'm inclined to believe he's right based on his other posts but thought i'd confirm because at the time I didn't decide on my tire sizes.

Can somebody please confirm that I shouldn't need to roll fenders to run this:

19*9.5(F) +15mm with 255/35/19 Nitto Invo
19*10(R) +15mm with 275/35/19 Nitto Invo

Order placed! Left it at +17mm right now but I wouldn't mind dropping it down a bit after 4DGS or some other wheel gurus come in here.

Likely won't run to the track with these wheels after all so I hope this should be good for spirited driving without eating through the sidewalls.