Kris 3.7

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Well I have researched and I'm a little confused im about to purchase some wheels and tires in about a week. I'm looking at the verde V99. My car is lowered on ark springs and my question is what are good offsets to run? I prefer the flush/aggressive look but not the hellaflush crazy camber. The wheels will be 20x9 and 20x10.5 with 245/35/20 and either a 275 or 285 30 rear. The front come in either a +20 or +30 and the rear come in +25 or +45. Thoughs or suggestions?

blnewt

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Those offsets are a bit much on either end of the range, a bit too aggressive in back w/ the +20 and too conservative w/ the +45. You could run the +30 in front and the +45 in back and space the back about 10mm to flush them up a bit. You might look at these Niche wheels if you like that style, they should have better offsets
TreadDepot.com: Niche Custom Targa Silver Machined Wheels
The 8.5 +25 and 10.5 +30 sets would be good.

veils1de

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What size spacers are best on stock non sport 18' wheels?

Lowered on Tein S techs.

See pic below

I've seen 20mm all around, but also seen 20 front/25 rear, and 20 front/15 rear.

The stocks are 18x8 +43mm offset I believe, which should be the same as the sport 19' wheels (19x8.5 +43)

blnewt

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Here's a pretty good short clip, may be of help

veils1de

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thank you sir

Kris 3.7

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Thanks for the link. So even with the wheel being a 10.5 wide the +45 is still to weak? I thought that it would push the wheel 20mm towards the fender and 20mm towards the inside?

Ryne

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On a coupe with in spec camber a 20x10.5 +35 will put the wheel right at the fender. If you put a 285 tire on that wheel, I'm almost certain you will rub the fender liner and bumper bracket. So if you plan on not trimming anything, the +45 is your best bet. I have 20x10.5 +35 with -1.7 to -1.8 degrees of camber and a 255/35R20 tire and I just barely clear the fender liner and bumper bracket with Eibach springs. The +25 is very aggressive and is probably suited best for a coilover drop and a bit of extra camber and trimming.

Kris 3.7

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Thanks Ryne, I have no problem trimming the liner and or bracket to make it fit

Suubes

All,

Please let me know if this will work on eibach pro kit springs
MIRO WHEELS TYPE 111
19x9.5
Bolt Pattern [?]: 5x114.3mm (5x4.5")
Backspace : 6.875"
Offset [?]: 40mm

FEDERAL TIRES
SS595
Size: 245/40ZR19

Thanks in advance

blnewt

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Sedan or coupe?

blnewt

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On a sedan the front tires will be just inside the fender edge and will be a bit further in out back, might want a small spacer in back to get the same fit as the front.

On a coupe you'll probably want a small spacer in front and a wider spacer in rear.

Suubes

Sport coupe

Thanks so much for all of your pointers/suggestions/help. I'm new to the forums and you've replied to most if not all of my questions. Really appreciate it.

Obviously i would like to sit flush without rubbing but spacers freak me out with regards to dealing with wheel bearing issues etc. Maybe best off looking for lower offset wheels because i definitely want to stick to the squared setup

blnewt

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Take a look at Lt8ches' coupe, he's running square 9.5 +30 on 265 width tires, nice flush setup all around and also on an Eibach drop~
https://www.myg37.com/forums/brakes-...ml#post3815735
So if you can find wheels you like in a +30 offset that would be ideal, or even a +35 would be better.
Here's a few other wheels that might work better for you without needing spacers.
Only in matte black but in a 19x9.5 +30
http://www.nicheroadwheels.com/circuit-m110--w-8785.htm
In a +35 on a different wheel
http://www.nicheroadwheels.com/targa-m129--w-7870.htm
And Silver
http://www.nicheroadwheels.com/targa-m131-w-5336.htm
And if you can expand your budget a bit these SSRs are a very nice wheel, and they have a 20% off code so you can get those wheels for about $375
SSR GTV03 Wheels - Free Shipping SSR GT V03 V Spoke Rims - 17, 18 & 19" Wheels
Just keep in mind that you have to clear those big front calipers, I know the SSRs will and most of the others should but here's a template you can send to a vendor if they're not sure
http://infinitig37.com/tech-images/akebonotemplate.pdf
Good Luck!
Brad

Suubes

Thanks for all of the references, thinking the niche essen 19x10 +40 might do the trick with the same federal tires. Price point not he wheel itself is roughly 250-275

Umaro03

Im looking at two rims to buy. I am currently on BC coilover

HY ? Hybris Machined | Advanti Racing Wheels USA

Will these wheels clear big brake?

19X8.5 with 245/40/19 They come in +35, 40, and 45 offset
19X9.5 with 285/35/19 They come in +40 and 42

What would be a good offset for front and rear? From what I have read +35 in front and +40 in rear?

Same question for Avant Garde 580 bespoke. Since everything is custom, what would be a good offset for front and back for a nice flush look?

Thanks