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Old Jan 31, 2005 | 06:28 PM
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hey guys, finally decided on wheels for my car. Quick question though. I've decided to go with 9.5 inch in the front and 10.5 in the back for a nice lip. I was wondering what offsets i'm gonna need for these (i do have the brembos). I want the wheels to be pushed out to the fenders-- im not a huge fan of the wheels sitting well within the wheel well itself. consequently, will i need to roll my fenders(-- i'm dropped on tein s tech)? and what size tires do you guys recommend? guess that's more than one simple question, huh? thanks again!
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Old Jan 31, 2005 | 07:10 PM
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I think it is a +24 rear and + 28 front.
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Old Jan 31, 2005 | 07:30 PM
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I think it is a +24 rear and + 28 front.

sweet, thanks bro.
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should be +19 +17 for the most aggressive offset
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Originally posted by tonio
should be +19 +17 for the most aggressive offset
I think you're right. Thats what G35tt has. His look hella good too.
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Old Feb 2, 2005 | 03:47 PM
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Originally posted by tonio
should be +19 +17 for the most aggressive offset
even better. which one is front and which one is back? am i gonna have rubbing issues with the s techs?
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Old Feb 2, 2005 | 06:20 PM
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+19 front and +17 rear..I think rubbing will depend on what tires you go with.
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get 275 for the back. 285 look too meaty and you'll rub more
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Old Feb 3, 2005 | 04:48 PM
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Originally posted by TwoK4drSi
get 275 for the back. 285 look too meaty and you'll rub more
thanks for all your help tonio. TwoK4drSi, will there be lots of stretching with the 275? i had originally planned on a 285, but i don't want it to rub like crazy. what about the front?
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275 will be stretched but to what degree depends on the tire (I had Toyo T1-S in 275 and it was stretched a little - definitely noticeable if that matters to you). I now have 10.5 +22 in the rear with a 285. It clears, but my fenders are rolled and I'm only lowered by about .8 inch. Not sure how much a difference a +17 rear would make though.

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Old Feb 5, 2005 | 07:23 AM
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275 will be stretched but to what degree depends on the tire (I had Toyo T1-S in 275 and it was stretched a little - definitely noticeable if that matters to you). I now have 10.5 +22 in the rear with a 285. It clears, but my fenders are rolled and I'm only lowered by about .8 inch. Not sure how much a difference a +17 rear would make though.
ah, ok. lookin at your mod list you have s techs too. how hard is it to get your fenders rolled if necessary? where can i get it done?
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hey pearl g35, i have 9.5 in front with a 19 offset and no rubbing issues at all with my bridgstone so3's 245 35, in back i have 10.5 with 17 offset with 275 35 and perfect look , not too stretced, no to meaty, but....i decided to cut my fenders insted of rolling. i had major rubbing issues when i would go over bumps or dips in the road with normal driving, my tires were starting to get cut up on the outside, but after cutiin the fenders i have never had a problem since, i am dropped on esplir springs about an inch
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Old Feb 6, 2005 | 05:10 PM
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hey pearl g35, i have 9.5 in front with a 19 offset and no rubbing issues at all with my bridgstone so3's 245 35, in back i have 10.5 with 17 offset with 275 35 and perfect look , not too stretced, no to meaty, but....i decided to cut my fenders insted of rolling. i had major rubbing issues when i would go over bumps or dips in the road with normal driving, my tires were starting to get cut up on the outside, but after cutiin the fenders i have never had a problem since, i am dropped on esplir springs about an inch
hey resauto, im guessing you have sf winnings too? any pics of them on your car-- the drop would be similar and i could see what the offsets actualy look like. thanks man.
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Lots of body shops roll fenders, but it is a learned skill. Rolling also has the possibility of cracking the paint on the fenders (happened to my friend's WRX). Unless you find a good shop whose work you know, you might want to consider having them cut instead. No chance of cracking paint with this method. Good luck.

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ah, ok. lookin at your mod list you have s techs too. how hard is it to get your fenders rolled if necessary? where can i get it done?
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i have the sf-winning 19x9.5 front with +19 and 255/35/19 and for the rear 19x10.5 with +17 offset and 285/35/19 all i did was rolled the rear so it wont scrape.. perfect fit allaround....
here a re some pics!!!!!!!!

clik......http://www.importspeedmagazine.com/f...5/juliog35.htm
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Originally posted by g35tt
i have the sf-winning 19x9.5 front with +19 and 255/35/19 and for the rear 19x10.5 with +17 offset and 285/35/19 all i did was rolled the rear so it wont scrape.. perfect fit allaround....
here a re some pics!!!!!!!!

clik......http://www.importspeedmagazine.com/f...5/juliog35.htm
g35tt you are my idol. and your car is straight up nasty. thanks bro.
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Originally posted by pearlG35
hey guys, finally decided on wheels for my car. Quick question though. I've decided to go with 9.5 inch in the front and 10.5 in the back for a nice lip. I was wondering what offsets i'm gonna need for these (i do have the brembos). I want the wheels to be pushed out to the fenders-- im not a huge fan of the wheels sitting well within the wheel well itself. consequently, will i need to roll my fenders(-- i'm dropped on tein s tech)? and what size tires do you guys recommend? guess that's more than one simple question, huh? thanks again!
hey how much and where are you getting the 19 winnings from? the cheapest i've found so far is 3060 shipped and i live in philly. they come with toyo prox. ts-1. let me know if you got a better deal~
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you're not going to get a much better price than that... I paid $3100 for 9.5/10.5 with BFG KDW2's 255/35 front, 285/35 rear...
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275 on a 10.5 rim no way man.

anyway im looking to do the same thing as you buttt 19x8.5 front 245 35 19 and rear 19x9.5 with 285 35 19. id rather get a 9.5that wont rub than a 10.5 which tire will look streched and might rub. man now what offset to get lol
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Old Feb 21, 2005 | 05:34 AM
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totally changed my mind but just want to be sure after seeing that gray g35

front 255 35 19 on a 9.5 +19 no problems correct??
rear 285 35 19 on a 10.5 +17 just have to cut rear fenderlips??

now how is stretching of the tire?
255 35 19 are approved from 8.5-10 and a 285 35 19 is approved from 9.5-11 inch rim. so the look will be the same as far as tire sidewall matching with the lip on both front and rear here.

now in front 19x9.5 with +19 has a lip of 67 mm which is 2.64 inches while the 19x8.5 with +23 2.40 inches. ONLY 1/4 inch more lip in front???

now if i went with 19x9.5 rear +19 offset i would be at a 67mm lip which is 2.64 compared to the 19x10.5 +17 has lip of 80 mm
which is 3.15 inch lip thats 1/2 inch more lip.

am i seeing something wrong here?
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