hello guys!

i recently picked up a set of 19" Iforged Aero, 19x8.5 and 19x11 but the previous owner don't know the offset of the wheels.

after putting the wheels on, it wasn't an aggressive offset. so i was thinking about getting spacers but im not sure what to get. I'm currently running 265/35/19 and 225/35/19

both front and rear wheels have about 1" space between the rim's lip and the fender's line.

i was thinking either 25mm all around, 30mm all around, or front 30mm and rear 25mm

please me know what you guys think. thanks

here's some

front:



rear:




the car:

 

on the inside of the wheel it might have the offset noted somewhere , roll your fenders and slap 25mm all around

 

how aggressive are you looking to go? rolling fenders? are you planning on going low? how much camber are you going to run? lots of diff variables depending on what youre looking for.

 

25mm all around.

 

Jaygotboost: iforged doesn't give out the offset on the wheels. My rear are mid rolled. Thanks

Xet: thanks and I'm not lookkung for something too aggressive. Maybe come out right at the fender line. I'm on 350z htech right now and planning to go lower but not anytime soon.

mistuhlayzee: thanks

 

i would take a 2x4 piece of wood or something similar, just long enough to lay flat on the rim and short enough to completely get it to touch the bottom of that fender. Maybe even a pizza box would work. This would get you a better measurement on what size spacers you're looking for. i can't find a good picture showing this, i might have to snap some pics later if you still need clarification.

By the looks of that offset gap, you're looking at a pretty huge spacer. At least 30mm, IMO.

 

actually here you go...

1in = 25.4mm

 

i would find someone who has them and try them first
if you dont wanna be aggressive but still look clean i would get 15mm rear since u said your not really rolled in the rear and 20 front
or FTW and go 25 all around
but its all up to you again i would do the first thing and try and find a friend who has spacers and see if he'll let u try them

 

Thanks guys!

 

yeah it depends on what look you are goind for. I like a real flush look, which is what i think youre looking for right? id go 30mm in the back and 20 in the front. You look like you have a larger gap in the back. If you want buy the 20mm first, see how they look on the back and if you need more get 30mm and put the 20s on the front or if its good put the 20s on the back and then order 15mm for the front.

 

Thanks cantdiels. I'm actually planning to get an 25mm and test it but most likely I will do 25 front and 30 rear because the rear does seem to have more gap.

 

i think the 25mm front and 30mm rear is too much, you front will poke out nice with 20mm and the rear 30mm.. WOW, just google it up