19x9.5 +12 10.5 +17......will it fit on my 04 g35 and will it look nasty?

 

Just FYI, there is a thread dedicated for questions like these. Post in there and you will get help. Those will fit, but it all depends on what size tires, camber, etc you plan to run/should run.

https://g35driver.com/forums/wheels-...-ask-here.html

 

I will look nasty without a drop..

 

+12/+17 will be mildly aggressive now a days. It will fit. I recommend a drop first.

 

yeah i will do the drop with bc coilover but i just want to make sure it will fit and run ok since its my daily driver... and when you say mildly aggressive what do you mean by that

 

They will fit with a drop and rolled rear fenders, if you want camber in spec stretch the tire a little if you want to run full size tires then camber.

 

You'll fit easy. I had 10.5 rears on 285/35 tires and with a roll I didn't rub anything at all.

 

ill be running those offsets on my sedan here shortly....

 

Should fit pretty easily. What tire size are you planning on running?

 

NICE.....like lil wayne says......IM GOING IN!!!!!

now to figure out what im gonna do with this turbo kit lol thanks guys

 

ok so im gonna buy these volk gt-f but they have no hub centering ring will it still work and whats up side and down side to not having them......another words do i really need them?

 

Go buy a set for $5.00 at discount/America's tire. The relieve the stress put on your studs that come with running no hub rings

 

You can run the wheels without hubcentric rings, however I would suggest spending the extra money on some. They are pretty inexpensive for some plastic ones, probably $5 minimum to $20 max. Metal ones are the best of course but they may be more expensive.

Downsides are that they will add more stress to your studs, and there's an increased chance of experience vibrations from the wheel not being completely centered. I've run wheels without hubcentric rings in the past and haven't had any issues, but I'd seriously recommend spending the extra money on some haha.