id say im about -2 in the back, little less in the front. just the natural amount from being low. looking to run a 235ish front 265ish back

im almost maxed on megan streets at the moment with rolled fenders.

 

hi, i hope u guys will help me i'm a little bit confused. I own a 2003 g35 coupe comes with brembo kit. i'm looking for 17'' wheel for this winter but nothing i've tryed fit because the wheel's touching the caliper. i already got my snow tire (gislaved nord frost 5 225/50R17 with stud) what wheel offset will fit on the car without touching the caliper ?

thanks
mat

 

+1

Probably get 9.5/10.5 +/- 0 or there abouts.

I'm running 9.5 +2 10.5 -3 with 235/35 and 255/35 on my Z and roughly the same camber and I have some room to move so you can get the 235/265 combo on there easy.

 

could you explain how that works.

i thought replacing the 3" outer with a 5" would add 50mm to one side of the wheel. therefore reduce from +25 to -25.

 

I have wheels coming in 2 weeks and I am trying to figure out what brand tires to get. I've been looking at falken 452s, hankook v12s, and nitto invos. My wheel specs are 19x10+9 and 19x11+20 and tire sizes I wanna run are 235/35/19 in the front and 255/35/19 in the rears. I've read a lot of mix reviews on these tires so I figure why not hear some more. Any input will be appreciated.

 

Give this a read, I don't want to type it all out as it makes my head hurt lol

http://www.stanceworks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3145

FKs and stretching is mad news. You'll hate yourself once you run them.

Hankooks will burn out crazy quick when cambered.

Nitto Invos run large, but are sick tires.

Hate to throw another option in there but the Nitto Neo Gen is another good option and a little less money than Invos.

But out of those 3, I'd choose invos.

 

4dgs,

Thanks for your input I'll look into them. Unfortunately they don't have the sizes I want with the neos

 

Ughhh damn them lol

Is this for a sedan or a coupe btw? You have more tire options...

 

Heh should of mentioned that before. It's a coupe.

 

Could I roll with 20x10.5 front and back with 245/30s all around?

It's a stock suspensions

 

that will look stupid having that stretch on a stock setup

 

Thanks for the helpful input^^

 

Can someone tell me the offset of these wheels?

http://www.wheelmax.com/wheelcolors....80&color=BLACK

 

Then why run a stretched set up? You can fit full size tires with those offsets. Run 265/295 or something fat.

No, Drew is right. The size of that tire will be super smaller (in height as well as width) and is a pretty ****in aggressive stretch. Your car will look like total **** with those wheels and tires.

And that's without me asking the offset...

Google....

Look to be +35 front +45 rear.

AKA terrible fitment, sedan OR coupe. Look for something else.

 

Ya found a great deal on some new 20x10.5 xxr wheels with new tire not that I went and bought the tires on purpose. More then anything I was wondering how the 20x10.5 would work in the front more then anything plus ill have to double check I'm my car isn't lower a bit already (trade for it a couple months back)