onichichi

Hello, I bought new wheels for my sedan and was wondering if it would fit. I am trying to go for a hellaflush fitment. I talked to another member on getting a fender to lip fitment but I actually managed to get the specs for a coupe instead of a sedan. This is my wheel's setup that I bought.
F: 18x9.5 +26 with 3.5inch lip 245/40/18
R: 18x11 +20 with 4 inch lip 265/40/18
The adjustments I would add to my wheel fitment would be to change the included tires to 235/40/18 and add a 20mm spacer in the front and change the tires of the rear to 255/40/18 and add a 10mm spacer. I don't mind pulling my fenders or having, at most, -4 camber. I also heard that the sedans are less forgiving in aggressive wheels than coupes, how much of a difference is there between coupes vs sedan in fitting wide wheels/tires? Thank you.

Gill408

you will not need spacers

this 19×9.5 et22 front and 19×10.5 et22 rear.
245/40/19f and 255/35/19r just to give you an idea of how it'll look. I know your running 18's .
-3 rear camber

onichichi

Is your g37 a nonsports model, I heard that the nonsports model didnt have a bbk, which allows for lower offset wheels

Gill408

mine is a sport with the BBK.

PNW_IPL

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-3 rear camber 19x10.5 +22

Small pull/roll front 19x10.5 +12


265/35 square

SupraOfDoom

While I love those wheels I think your previous I liked more. Still looks great.

Rochester

iTrader: (9)

I think I'm going to like his next set better than the previous two. It's forever a work in progress. New front end is going to look great painted VR.

Muck_Man

Hey guys,

I am looking for a square setup that has a decent concave look for my 2013 G37XS. I really like the staggered setup with wider wheels/tires but I live in Canada and I want the practicality of running the square setup (being able to rotate tires). I have a set of OEM 18" wheels and winter tires so I am not worried about using the new setup in the winter, I am looking for a summer setup. I have seen lots of posts of guys running 9.5, 10, and 10.5 wide wheels but I don't plan on lowering the car anytime soon or rolling fenders etc. I am thinking 19x9.5 for my purposes with a 20 or 25mm offset to get the concave look but I am worried that the 19 inch wheel will not be large enough, aesthetically. I think the 20s might be too large and might rub and I don't want that. I like Vossen but I may go with Niche for budget purposes, Any suggestions?

Psycho

Sup guys! Long time lurker here I have a quick question for you guys. I have Nismo V1’s I wanna throw on my sedan but the tires I have on there right now are 245/40/19 fronts and 285/35/19 rears. My car is AWD so that would tire setup would work perfectly but my question is will this fit in the rear?.. The rear wheels are 19x10.5 +23. The fronts are not a problem as they will fit just fine. Has anyone ran this set up? Will I need to pull the fenders? So many questions here..

Gill408

the rear tire size will not fit. I have 19×10.5 +22 with 255/35/19 tires with -3 rear camber for them to fit

fenders not pulled.

PNW_IPL

iTrader: (5)

Camber helps alot but I agree. 285 too much.
I have 19x10.5 +22 265/35
-3 camber

Psycho

😩 Thanks man.. do you have more pics of your setup? I’m not really a fan of stretched tires :/ do you guys think I can squeeze a 275? Or will I have to drop down to 265..

That stretch is what I’m trying to avoid :/ do you have more pics?

Rochester

iTrader: (9)

LOL. Psycho, you absolutely asked that question to the right person.

Psycho

Hahaha I’m glad! Really need to visualize this setup.. I’m upset our sedans don’t have wider wheel wells lol

PNW_IPL

iTrader: (5)

I won't post more pics because you don't want stretch. You can try a 275 but get a 275 that runs narrow. If you get a blocky tire you'll be in trouble. Goodlucj