The OFFICIAL "I have a wheel offset / tire fitment question!" thread
#2146
Originally Posted by saywat?
yea pretty much. im jus curious tho how old are u?
Ima take a wild guess and assume you're laughing because nun of the stuff I'm doing are according to the expensive fancy famously known mods. Like some vossen rims maybe, or some bc coils ehh idk man but I'm just sharing bro to each of his own
#2148
Originally Posted by saywat?
nah its funny bc you drew a pic
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I have a 2011 Base sedan. Found a crazy deal on some 20x9 ET15 Squared wheels. I know at minimum it will be aggressive, but will that work without having to do excessive camber or fender work
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https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...post-here.html
The closest to yours would be that 9.5 +25 running 245s, camber isn't crazy but you may have to stretch 225s to get them to work on those 9 +15s.
FWIW that ChinkyChoy setup would be about 4mm in from your 9" wheel edge so you would have to go less tire width for the same fender clearance.
Your wheel edge will be poking quite a bit, so if you drop pretty low you will have to run more camber to keep that wheel edge from making contact at the fender.
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Bro - I had bought this set up already because I found a really good deal (Kill me) - Couldn't pass up - Now my concern is how can I make it fit - I want to know about it all before I go find me the right size tires
2011 G37 sedan upgraded to BBK
20X9 (F) et 15
20X11.5 (R) et 20
I know I will be running a lot of negative camber and might have to roll the fenders but what tire size do you think I can get - I am ordering my coilovers suspension soon so want to know my tire option in advance. Hope you can help - Thanks bro
2011 G37 sedan upgraded to BBK
20X9 (F) et 15
20X11.5 (R) et 20
I know I will be running a lot of negative camber and might have to roll the fenders but what tire size do you think I can get - I am ordering my coilovers suspension soon so want to know my tire option in advance. Hope you can help - Thanks bro
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Bro - I had bought this set up already because I found a really good deal (Kill me) - Couldn't pass up - Now my concern is how can I make it fit - I want to know about it all before I go find me the right size tires
2011 G37 sedan upgraded to BBK
20X9 (F) et 15
20X11.5 (R) et 20
I know I will be running a lot of negative camber and might have to roll the fenders but what tire size do you think I can get - I am ordering my coilovers suspension soon so want to know my tire option in advance. Hope you can help - Thanks bro
2011 G37 sedan upgraded to BBK
20X9 (F) et 15
20X11.5 (R) et 20
I know I will be running a lot of negative camber and might have to roll the fenders but what tire size do you think I can get - I am ordering my coilovers suspension soon so want to know my tire option in advance. Hope you can help - Thanks bro
https://www.myg37.com/forums/wheels-...sh-thread.html
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2011-G (01-03-2018)
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I've been running the OEM rims on my G37S with 245/40/19 tires on front, and 275/35/19 rears and 15mm front spacers, 20mm rear and it's fine.
I ran the specs for the wheels I'm looking at through the calculator and it says the rears would be +30.7mm on the outside in the rear. Would that poke outside the rear fender? I'm on Eibach's and the car is my DD so I can't be crazy aggressive but like the nice deep dish rim look.
For reference the new rim spec is 19 x 10, +25mm offset. Tires would be 275/35/19.
I ran the specs for the wheels I'm looking at through the calculator and it says the rears would be +30.7mm on the outside in the rear. Would that poke outside the rear fender? I'm on Eibach's and the car is my DD so I can't be crazy aggressive but like the nice deep dish rim look.
For reference the new rim spec is 19 x 10, +25mm offset. Tires would be 275/35/19.
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I've been running the OEM rims on my G37S with 245/40/19 tires on front, and 275/35/19 rears and 15mm front spacers, 20mm rear and it's fine.
I ran the specs for the wheels I'm looking at through the calculator and it says the rears would be +30.7mm on the outside in the rear. Would that poke outside the rear fender? I'm on Eibach's and the car is my DD so I can't be crazy aggressive but like the nice deep dish rim look.
For reference the new rim spec is 19 x 10, +25mm offset. Tires would be 275/35/19.
I ran the specs for the wheels I'm looking at through the calculator and it says the rears would be +30.7mm on the outside in the rear. Would that poke outside the rear fender? I'm on Eibach's and the car is my DD so I can't be crazy aggressive but like the nice deep dish rim look.
For reference the new rim spec is 19 x 10, +25mm offset. Tires would be 275/35/19.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/wheels-...ml#post4174276
This would be a similar fit, and your set would be 6mm less poke that that one.
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sydnrusty (01-08-2018)
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Thanks! That helps. A bit far out for my taste so I'm going with the lower offset version.
Would it look weird running a front rim with 10mm more offset than the rear?
Here's the specifics of what I'm looking at:
Front: 19 x 8.5, +25 offset, 245/40/19 tires
Rear: 19 x 9.5, +35 offset, 275/35/19 tires
The other wheel size options available are: 19 x 8.5, +35 offset and 19 x 10, +25 offset. Tires would be same size as I already have those
My car is on Eibach springs. Any advice about which combo would look best would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Would it look weird running a front rim with 10mm more offset than the rear?
Here's the specifics of what I'm looking at:
Front: 19 x 8.5, +25 offset, 245/40/19 tires
Rear: 19 x 9.5, +35 offset, 275/35/19 tires
The other wheel size options available are: 19 x 8.5, +35 offset and 19 x 10, +25 offset. Tires would be same size as I already have those
My car is on Eibach springs. Any advice about which combo would look best would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Last edited by sydnrusty; 01-08-2018 at 06:50 AM.
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Thanks! That helps. A bit far out for my taste so I'm going with the lower offset version.
Would it look weird running a front rim with 10mm more offset than the rear?
Here's the specifics of what I'm looking at:
Front: 19 x 8.5, +25 offset, 245/40/19 tires
Rear: 19 x 9.5, +35 offset, 275/35/19 tires
The other wheel size options available are: 19 x 8.5, +35 offset and 19 x 10, +25 offset. Tires would be same size as I already have those
My car is on Eibach springs. Any advice about which combo would look best would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Would it look weird running a front rim with 10mm more offset than the rear?
Here's the specifics of what I'm looking at:
Front: 19 x 8.5, +25 offset, 245/40/19 tires
Rear: 19 x 9.5, +35 offset, 275/35/19 tires
The other wheel size options available are: 19 x 8.5, +35 offset and 19 x 10, +25 offset. Tires would be same size as I already have those
My car is on Eibach springs. Any advice about which combo would look best would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Having 10mm more offset in front is actually perfect since you're going an inch wider in back which will get you similar fit at the fender front & rear. Tire sizes are spot on too!
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sydnrusty (01-08-2018)