Wait, that's Shane's G, but I thought he had a NISMO bumper too. Has that always been Shane's bumper? Lol

 

I don't know currently but he HAD a NISMO at one point:

Attachment 187939

 

Damn, those te37s look good. I really wish they would have done the LMGT4 in 19s with the concave of the 18s and te37. The LMGT4 18s are basically a 5-spoke te37, but I like the 5-spoke better. The 19" LMGT4 are all flat faced and ugly. I want a damn 19" concaved LMGT4 damnit! Haha

 

18x9 +15 front and rear
Will 245/40 and 265/40's work without rubbing?

 

Stock height?

 

Yes

 

Should be fine at stock height. Any amount of lowering tho you'll rub in at least some situations.

 

g35 sedan 2004
i have tried 18x10 +25,they fit nicely with about a cigarette smoke clearance on the control arm.
how much wider can i go?
will a
18x10.5 +35 work?
18x9.75 +20 work?
thank you

p.s sitting on H&R springs
goal is 275/35/18 all around

 

Hey my friend has an 06 Coupe, just picked up some Avant Garde M510s

19x9.5 +22
19x11 +17

He is going to be lowered on coilovers, not slammed but low

What tire size would be recommended?

 

Super common sizes with offets VERY VERY similar to what half of the users on here run. 2 years ago I ran 19x9.5 +12 and 19x11+15 with a 245/35 front and 275/35 rear. I was tucking tire with quarters being rolled.

 

Thanks man!! Yeah I think I will tell him to do 245/35 and 275/30

Your car looks amazing btw

 

Okay Wheel Gods


time to tinker around with the oldie
...

Looking at some Rohana RC7's

front: 20x9 @ 22offset
rear: 20x11 @ 28offset

I understand the concept of offset positive and negative, but as to the relation of will it work, rub, etc... no clue!

Vehicle:
2003 G35 Sedan (Fenders Rolled)
I do have the G37 Akebono's.
Currently car sits on 20x8.5 fronts and 20x9.5 rears. Dont recall the offsets for these, but I have NO rubbing issues at all.

These wheels came off a GTR. Just want to know will they work, will they need spacers so they don't hit the inner walls?

Thank you fellow members!

 

Bump for a fine Lad to come give insight

 

I assume you're doing this primarily for looks (because those numbers don't make sense from performance perspective, unless you were planning on running tires substantially taller than stock). You won't need spacers. If you're planning on dropping ride height 20x11 will not fit in fender, except maybe if you ran really stretched tire with LOTS of neg camber.

edit: my experience is with coupes - not sure if sedans are different enough that my advice is erroneous.

 

03 G Sedans are all looks......


cant tinker with the ecu so yes, all looks