Hey guys!
I'm in the process of buying 19in wheels with 12offsets. I'm going to use front tires with specs of 235/35/19
And rear 255/35
I was thinking about eibachs pro springs,
Will I need to start messing with camber specs? Or will my tires be fine?
Any help will be appreciated thanks guys!

 

Hi I have a set of kazeras wheels.They are 18x8.5 +30 f 18x9.5 +33 r

Will they be able to work on my car and what will be need to install? Tire size, spacers, roll fenders, etc

I'm currently on factory springs plan to upgrade to sedan sports spring for a mild drop.

Also will 245/45. 275/40 work

 

Will a 20x10 with a 15 et and a 20x11 with a 25 et fit a 2006 g35 sedan?

 

I say learn to love em. I didn't like mine at first either, but I totally dig em now. They aren't very common either. The chrome 18s and the chrome 19" rays are fairly far and few between.

 

Im 21 new here and i just got my 06 OB G35 coupe about a month ago. I've been working on it slowly. Im going to put some vmr v710s in 19" but the tire size i want is 275/40/19--245/40/19... so whats the off set i need and are there any other thing i need to know? keep in mind.. Probably intending on doing 1/2"-1" drop if that makes a difference..

 

04 Sedan - Starting to buy parts, plan to run 18x9.5 +38 rear (already have these) and 18x8.5 +33 front. To begin with I'll be using springs for about a 1.5" drop, unsure of which I will go with.

What tire sizes would be good? And will I need a camber kit? Thank you

 

I'm trying to run those XXRs 521 with 10.5 all around with an +30 offset. Does anyone if they will fit or have them running on there car, maybe could share a picture?

 

I'm running a staggered setup of those wheels 20x8.5 20x10.5 with 245/35 285/30 respectively.

Depending on how low you are and if you decide to run spacers or not, I would run a 275/30 all around.

Heres a crappy pic of my setup with a 10mm spacer up front. The rear has no spacer and is almost flush. The front could use another 10mm but already rubs as it is.

 

Sorry I forgot to mention I'm trying to do this setup on a 2006 g35 sedan. I know there's some people that have done it. I was just wondering what to do I have to do to run them without rubbing.

 

I have a question about a set of wheels i'm looking to buy. (F)19x10 +25 (R)19x11 -1 leon hardiritt bugel wheels. I'm not looking to slam the car or go widebody.I'd like to lower the car 2" to 3" and still have a functional height. Will I be able to pull this off and look flush at the same time?

 

Hey guys, currently getting rid of my 20's and looking for es2's but cant decide weather to get 19's or 18's, leaning towards 18's because I have intentions for track and also want a side wall of 40, but keep seeing alot of 19's go up for sale, any info is appreciated Thanks guys

 

Probably not... you're going to have to sacrifice a lot of practicality and functionality beyond a 1.5 inch drop. At 2-3 inches you will need to dial in some camber and/or run stretched tires to fit those wheels which are pretty aggressive.

19s fill up the fenders in our cars extremely well and seem to be the most popular size for all around function and form. 18s will be good for track and daily driving and yes, will allow you to run bigger tires. Depending on what width wheels you get, you can still get 19s and run a 40 tire.

 

Hope someone can help here, I'm thinking about changing over to 19s from 20s. The arches are already rolled flat and has non-brembo brakes with BC coilovers.

The new specs:

Rear – 19×10 Offset -6
Front – 19×9 Offset +6

What tire sizes will I need to keep the rolling radius the same and will I need any stretch with this set up? I'd prefer as little stretch as possible. Thanks.

 

thanks for your input. I'll continue my wheel search and do more research/math on how to pull off the look I desire

 

Depends on what your current tire size is. Play around with the tire size calculator to see what size tires will be the same rolling diameter as your current setup: https://g35driver.com/forums/tire_rim_calculator.php

With those widths and offsets, you can probably run a 245/40/19 and 275/35/19 setup without any issues. That will not give you a stretched look.