Hey GURU's

Anyone know if I might have inner fender issues with Janik's wheels on my '05 X Sedan?

https://g35driver.com/forums/20-inch...l-w-tires.html

Danke!

 

You're going to need to stretch to make these work, or you're going to need a tonne of camber and a hefty pull.

Pick weather you want to stretch or not.

And next time before you drop a tonne of cash on something, research it.

Use the search, there is tonnes of info on running 11s in the front and the varrstoen set up.

As for the flush, you need to decide weather you want to stretch or be flush on beefy tires.

You want to run them spacerless?

You SHOULD be good. But you will need a hint of camber to clear the fenders.

Or you could go aggressive

 

Thanks and what do you recommend as far as tire sizes?

 

Can I fit these on a 07 coupe?

18x9.5+11
18x10.5+16

 

Thanks B,

Yea spacerless is the goal maybe I'll pull slightly cause I want to roll ~ 1 degree camber and you know me by now...I'm not that agressive...I'm a lover not a Hella. lols

 

would these specs fit a 2005 g35 sedan?


front:
19x8.5 +12 225/35/19


rear:
19x9.5 +20 235/35/19


TIA
-luis

 

Fronts are good. Rears might need a roll.

 

need help have a 2003 g35 coupe just brought 20 inch rims staggered i
have 245/35/20 in the front and 275/40/20 in the rear woundering if i need wheel spacers and what sizes should i use in the front and back if needed at all thanks

 

Need to know what offsets you have front and rear or at least a picture to show how much you still have to go to be flush

 

no problem. just roll the rears.

wtf?! what are your wheel specs?

 

You didn't answer my question but you're going to need to stretch either way. But like I said, you've gotten into something that you really should have researched. This isn't something you should ask about when you go with widths like 10.5 and 12.

1st off, I hope you have coilsovers as you will NEED them.

19x10.5 +19 in the front
19x12 + 12 in the rear

Front, 245/35
Rear, 275/35

Run a 15mm spacer up front at least.

Drop the car 2.5 inches or so. You'll be out of room for camber adjustment pretty quickly (you can maybe go -3 tops) then you're going to need to pull your fenders the rest of the way. I suggest finding someone who knows what they're doing for this. If you attempt it yourself you will most likely be spraying your 1/4s.



Yup, roll rear fenders remove fender liner bolts up front.

Then yea you should be ok.

Yea, roll the rear fenders and natural camber from a 2" drop should do the trick.

As everyone else said, no specs, no answers.

 

Hey Drew I'm thinking of changing my name to DrewDrewDrew.....is that cool with you?? hahahaha

 

Found some good info, yusoslo's setup will be similar to what i want to do. Im going to be running stretched perhaps 245 35 for the fronts and 265 30 rear. What would be a mild stretch on 19x11 without much fender work,modification, etc.?

 

245/35 and 265/30 are almost identical stretches...

However both are aggressive as hell.

I'd go 255/35

 

Is this a good setup, 19x9.5 +20 with 255/35r19 and 19x11 +29 with 295/30r19

Not as a aggressive as I would like but the price I couldn't pass up lol