Thank you for the help.

So 9.5 or 10 will not make a big difference if i go with +22?
Does the rear fender need to be rolled with +22?

 

It will make a difference, slight but you will be able to notice
Difference between a +22 and +25 is that the +22 will poke 3mm more. I have a coupe and I run a 10inch tire with 285 on the rear and with a +25. I rolled the fenders just for ease. I'd roll the fenders at both just for some breathing room, cause cutting a tire sucks.
I'd also recommend not staggering your wheels on a sedan. It looks good having the same size all the way around and dropped.
So you have a SC? Which one are you running?

 

Modlease delete

 

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/XXR-527-18x9...80495002&rt=nc

or this...
Currently have the track edition 350z Rays.


hers is red my is blue.....switched rims for a while

 

I see the look you are going for.
I like both of those rims. The xxr 527 give you a concave look, which is nice. The other ones you posted a link of are nice as well. IMO I like the first ones better, especially for the sedan because it will make it look real low, and squatty, if you know what I mean
Here is a reputable site, with possible better quality http://conceptzperformance.com/Cart/...73.219.125.126
Its the same look you are going for.
you should be able to achieve those tire sizes easily. I have a 255 F, 285 R and it fits nice.
If your not worrying about the flush look too much then id recommend just a simple Eibach Sport kit too to go along with your tires. It lowers 1.5" around after the springs settle and they ride smooth!
I want the Vortech in my coupe. If you don't mind, where did you purchase the kit? and how much?

 

Also the reason I posted that link is that they give you more offset sizes to choose from. They have a +12, it would be risky, but its there if you ever decide you wanna take that chance lol

 

i like the link you send me.

i would prefer to go 265 all around but i think i will have rubbing issues.
i like the beefy tire look oppose to stretched.

 

I purchased it used from a friend who totaled his G,install is what got my wallet.If i knew it was so simple i would of did it my self.

 

I have f: 19x9.5 +12
r: 19x10.5 +15
2005 coupe no Brembo kit
Coil overs and spc rear caber
Can I do 245/35 all around? Without throwing off vdc and sacrificing handling? I am looking for that stretched look nothing crazy tho

 

i have a sedan 2004.
F are 225/40/18 and R are 245/40/18 (crappy cheap winters)
F are -4.6% R are 2.3% smaller.
I have no issues with VDC (ABS or Traction)

EDIT: Front is 18x8.5 Rear is 18x8

 

I have f: 19x9.5 +12
r: 19x10.5 +15
2005 coupe no Brembo kit
Coil overs and spc rear caber
Can I do 245/35 all around? Without throwing off vdc and sacrificing handling? I am looking for that stretched look nothing crazy tho

 

Yes you will be fine. From what I understand it's the difference from front n back tire size that makes the issue with VDC. Having a square set up shouldn't effect it. I'm throwing on a 255/35 square set up this afternoon. But from what I've been reading a 245 on a 10.5 inch wheel will be a lil more than a little stretch lol

 

I want to put 19x12 and 19x11 +7 offset all the way around. I'm at stock height what work will have tobe done? Pull or roll?

 

Stock height, don't even think about an aggressive setup like that unless you want to look like this V