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And you'd really buy those without refinishing?

 

Haha oh god well the 8.5 will be re lipped to 10 and purple will go way of black

Where in ont are ya

 

Tire size question stretch:

19x9.5 and 19x11 - would like to use a 225/40 for the front. What would a good rear size be? 245/40?

and if inner barrels were switched to make 19x10 and 19x10.5... would this be stupid? lol

 

Sup bro!

Just an fyi...@26" fender height my 19x9.5 +40's did not clear the knuckle, ended up with a 15mm spacer and now it is money. your setup is within 1mm of mine so be careful about the clearance you have up front...will post pix of the rubbing on the knuckle later.

 

Any idea on how aggressive 19/10 -10, 19/11 -7 wheels would be on a coupe with only rolled fenders?

 

I may be incorrect, but would you have to run 245/35 & 265/35 or maybe 235/35 & 255/35 for a better stretch plus they are a little smaller and maybe a more sure thing. ? Anyone else chime in though? I may be incorrect.

 

225/40zr/19 with 255/4ozr/19 rears here.

 

225/245/35 will suffice.

 

I've got a 2003 g35 coupe lowered on tein basic damper coilovers and have bought 19" varrstoen es 1.1.2 wheels , 19/9.5 +22 on the front with 245/35/19 tires and on the rear 19/11.0+ 25 wrapped with 275/30/19 should I be rolling my fenders it is lowered almost an inch. I also have brembos. Thanks

 

Pics please!

 

Depends if you rub. I believe an inch puts it right above tire with no rolling necessary.
However common sense is if you rub then roll. If roll is not enough then you pull.

 

I have a question...Ill be going with BC coils and i want to run SSR sp1's like Marcus runs but not as aggressive..
can someone recommend a semi aggressive offset for this wheel in ? He runs a 19x9.5+4 up front and 19x10.5 +18 in rear. ill be rolling fenders as well.

Thanks in advance for your input.

 

205/40/18 moving to a 215/35/18?

will 215 rub less?

 

It will rub less. I believe 225/35 is the size you want for 19s
You want to try to stay within oe specs

For the 18s if your dropped and rubbing roll your fenders

 

I have an 03 g35 sedan at stock height
I am most looking to buy 20x8.5 +35 rims (so i can rotate tires)

Q1: What is the meatiest tire i can put on in the front and rear to fill up the gap? 245/35 seems like it might be too thin. I ride with a full car a lot and have people in the back seat so I don't want it to rub at all.
Also, would it throw off my speedometer?

Thanks for the help