Why are you asking the same question on different threads?

 

Hey guys, my buddy just picked up an '07 V36 sedan and is looking to pick up a set of wheels, but were not sure if the offsets will work for his application.
Can anyone more knowledgeable chime in on whether or not 19x9+35 fronts and 19x10+42 rears would fit on an '07 RWD sedan?
I ran the changes through the 1010tires calculator, front are:
9mm less inner clearance | 29mm outside extension
Rears are:
29mm less inner clearance | 35mm outside extension

Vehicle will have a slight drop, not trying to run retarded amounts of negative camber and stretched tires, in this case function > form

Thanks!

 

Has anyone painted MGP Brake Caliper Covers a customized color? They sell black and red I see on ebay/amazon, but I was thinking of something more along orange/yellow. Maybe I can ask the manufacturer for a set that hasn't been painted yet?

Any thoughts?

 

^ ha ha... I don't think anybody on this forum has brake caliper covers...lol.. If you want to paint your brake caliper covers than just paint them.. It's not very hard....

 

RESULTS: SUCCESS
M45 19s with 5mm spacers & 245/40 tires on an 2003.5 sedan

There is not even a finger-tip's width of clearance at the upper A arms in the front, but it does clear and the car performs very strong on the set up (note: unintended wheelspin in dry conditions with VDC off has ceased--& as we all know, spinning isn't winning).

 

Hey guys quick question. I currently have 19x9 +38 19x10 +34 on my Weds Kranze Bazreias. I am looking to relip my current front wheels to a 12" wide wheel and make those my new rears and bring my current rears (the 19x10s) to the front. Will I have clearence issues with the break calipers, etc.? the offset will be +5 (19x12 +5)

 

no. youll be fine. your faces didnt change. also, learn that break clearance and bbk clearance is determined by disc size NOT offsets.

 

They are rays gram lights would these look good on my stock 2004 g35 coupe? What size tires would I have to run. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks maybe in the future I might drop the G but I scrape enough for now.

 

So I am in the market for new wheels and I have found a setup that I am looking into getting. The setup I am going for is based on this beauty of a G35: http://ksportusa.com/kblog/?p=1435
His setup is 19" Forgestar F14 Super Deep Concaves
19x10 -2 and 19x11 -6 wrapped with 225/35/19 and 245/35/19

But I am probably going to get a set of 245/35/19 and 275/35/19 instead for less of a stretch.
I am sitting on stock suspension with non-Brembos, however I do hope to get the AirLift air kit afterwards to avoid the nightmares of scrapping on everything. I am prepared for a fender roll and pull to fit everything, aswell as buying a pair of SPC rear camber arms.
Are there any specs I should change?

 

Looks is all a matter of preference. To me, that set up is weak for a coupe but you may like it.

Tires may need to change depending how you set up that camber.

 

Meaning less tire width? I figured a degree or so of negative camber will be needed, but of course I'm not trying for crazy slant.

 

With those aggressive offsets it's going to a nice little dilemma between tire stretch and camber.
The 245 up front probably won't be an issue so I would focus on the rear.
I'm speaking for when you are lowered...might look a bit odd at stock height

 

So would it make a difference if I was to go with 0 offset for front and rears, instead of -2 and -6 that the original setup had?

 

I have a 06 sedan and I am wondering if these will clear my spindle and tuck on stock suspension.

 

I have a 2005 coupe with 19'' Momo GTR wheels with fronts on 245 40 tires and rears being on 275 35. Im wondering what size spacers i would need to have all the wheels flush with fenders.