blnewt

iTrader: (13)

They'll be poking about 3/4" outside the fender well. I would consider a +35 to +40 for a much easier fit.

Akira808

Ok thanks

ryandude2448

Kind of an unconventional question as to what you gurus are used to, so here's goes nothing.

The G37's have an m12x1.25 bolt pattern. I know they'll fit just fine, the offset isn't aggressive (quite the opposite actually), but the wheels I bought are made by another car manufacturer whose studs are sized m14.
The 2mm difference for the thread size used on a wheel, to me anyway, doesn't seem very alarming. I'm a noob, maybe I'm wrong. But assuming I'm right, my next question would be- Do I need to buy aftermarket lug nuts? I've always heard it's not a good idea to use stock lugnuts on aftermarket wheels, but I wouldn't necessarily classify these as aftermarket since they came on stock cars from the dealer...?
edit- also worth mention these wheels hub bore is 68.1mm as opposed to the G37's 66.1mm
Thank you in advance, I just don't want to die.

double edit- I found this in my research (on a Mercedes forum) and as much as i'd like to believe it, would like confirmation from someone on here, if possible.

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

As long as they have the 5x4.5 (or 5x114.3) bolt pattern you'll be ok. You should get hub adapter rings to keep the hub to wheel fit snug. And yes you will need new lug conical-seat nuts if you're currently running the OEM Infiniti lug nuts for OEM Infiniti wheels.

ryandude2448

Thank you. I had already decided it would probably be a good idea to get hubcentric rings, although I only found one set that was in the size I needed. But I just ordered a set of lug nuts. (and, of course, the wheels are 5x114.3)
Luckily, everything should arrive at the same time, just in time for a Christmas mounting. Can't wait until Santa stops by. I'll make a post in the wheel picture thread once I have them all nice and mounted.

Fermelmehue

Hi all! I've got my eye on a set of 19x9 square setup of the sport coupe 10-spoke wheels for sale locally. There's lots of info about staggered setups, but not square, so it's got me wondering if running 9s in the front will be ok on my x sedan. Opinions please?

the93owner

No problems at all. In fact, a square set of those 9" rears are more desired among the sedan family since they will sit slightly more flush.

Fermelmehue

That's exactly what I was hoping someone would say. Thank you!!

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

Look forward to pics of that set, you should be very happy^^^^ You can run 245/40/19 or even 255/40/19 all around.

Fermelmehue

It'll be spring before I put them on. Minnesota winters are fairly brutal and the taller sidewall on my fugly stock wheels is beneficial against potholes.

rcrootbeer

Ok so after reading through all 148 pages of the Official Agressive Offset/ Hellaflush thread and not seeing anyone with this setup I think it's time to ask for advice, but from what I've seen I'm sure it'll be fine. I have a g37 coupe, lowered on Eibach springs. I just bought some 19x9 +15 wheels and I was going to go with 225/40r19 tires all around. With that being said, I have 2 questions.

1) do you think it'll rub with that setup and;
2) I'd like to run a 245/40r19 in the back, do you think that will rub with the bigger tire if I trim the bumper bracket and the fender liner?

rcrootbeer

Bump. Trying to purchase tires today, looking for anyone to answer the above question.

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

You'll be ok, you can run 245s in front too if you'd like.

rcrootbeer

I appreciate you getting back to me. Thanks! I'll order them now

douby77