Loi

iTrader: (12)

What offsets would be flush to the fenders with 10" wide rims in the front and 11" wide rims in the rear?

thanks

myk1013

iTrader: (2)

1 inch = 25.4 mm

from my calculations....

11" wide wheel . . . ~ +40-50mm

10" wide wheel . . . ~+30-40mm

G37Sam

Here's a quick excel sheet I made to help you out by comparing new setups with any desired setup you plan on achieving.

OffsetComparison.zip

I use OEM sport wheels (8.5" and 9") with 25mm spacers (+18 offset) front, and 20mm spacers (+25 offset) as my reference since they flush nicely with my Eibach Drop

crazjayz

Sam's calculator is good. This is also one of the better calculators around, especially since you get a visual difference between the wheel/tire sizes. Only problem is you can't calculate stretched tires using this one.

http://www.rimsntires.com/rt_specs.jsp

VossenG37S

iTrader: (16)

What are you up to now? Lol

jmlenz

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Im going with 19x10 +22 on a slightly stretched 245/35 in the front. Its going to be pretty agressive but with the right drop and camber it should work. Pics coming soon

rAiN

iTrader: (5)

cant wait to see it!!!
what about the rear?

jmlenz

iTrader: (1)

19x10 +22 square

https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...nd-r-work.html