Logan Magno

So I just bought an 09 G37 sedan and it has the 19" type S wheels. I'm changing them out and putting 2013 19" 370Z sport wheels on. The sedan has been lowered (before I bought the car) a few inches but looks like it has plenty of space, yet the car has negative camber on the rears. Wouldn't the sedan be able to fit the stock wheels just fine without need for negative camber?


Any help would be appreciated

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

Welcome to the site, the coupe 19" wheels come in a regular offsets and if they're ones for the convertible the offset is more aggressive, but those are a rare wheel. Assuming you have the standard coupe 19s you can run up to a 275 tire in back w/ no issues whatsoever w/ in-spec camber.

The 370z wheels are fine in front but the back is a 10" +30 so that extra camber may be needed if you want to run them without rubbing on 275 tires, otherwise a stretched 255 tire would be the plan.

Logan Magno

Here is the G37 with the 370Z wheels, and it's running 245/40/19s all around

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

With 245s you should be able to run in-spec camber.