azndrgnkid

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Hi everyone,

I'm looking to get some after market rims, but I just feel so uneasy about the fitment. With that said, I'm here asking for some of the experts to help. I'm know this topic has been covered many, many times. Many of the post I have read through already. However, after the research I believe it's still safer for me to ask through a post to confirm. I'm no expert at rims and it's a big ticket purchase item so I want to be sure. Any help would be much, much appreciated. Below are the information of the rims:

Fronts - 20" x 9 (32mm offset) with 245/35 tires
Rears - 20" x 10 (32mm offset) with 275/30 tires

From my research, the 32mm offset should work out just fine. Would I have to worry about running or neg chamber at all? Or is stock set up with these rims perfectly fine? Please help.

azndrgnkid

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Anyone can possibly help please?

sniper27

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are you lowering?

Sunny G

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If you are lowering you car those sizes and offsets are good

azndrgnkid

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Thanks for the reply Sniper and Gangsta. I've played around with the idea of lowering. Originally I was not planning on it. But going from 18" to 20", I would imagine the car would look so much better beyond the functionality of having the wheels to fit. I'm starting to warm up to the idea.

Any other items I should be considering besides the lowering? Anyone?

cereal2k

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Normally opening one thread is enough with the same question is good enough
Consider if you will need a camber kit after lowering.

azndrgnkid

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Cereal2k, my bad. I originally posted in here on Thursday night. As I continued to browse around last night I realized the tech area may have been better suited for the question.

Andrei

Go with +49 offset in the back and you can fit 295s with stock camber and no other modifications. See this post. FS: 19" Volk GT7 Sedan Offset - G35Driver

Remember the G37 sedans rear fenders are bigger than 03-06 sedans rear fenders.