What offset will fit on a G35C for 20s
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I want to get some 20s for my girl's G35C. It is an 05. What is the max offset without any rubbing or fender rolling. ZI tried the G35 forum but no one has replied. If anybody knows someone w/ 20s on a G35C let me know. Thanks!!
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Originally Posted by zcar03
Fronts are +35 and the rears are +38 So I guess that is no good? Is it the higher the number the farther they stick out?
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I am considering similar rim width, but in 18":
Front: 18 x 9.5 +28 offset with 245/40/18
Rear: 18 x 10.5 +30 offset with 275/40/18
I do not plan on lowering the car in the near future. I do want to be sure that these offsets will not require any spacers, and will not interfere with brakes (even if I upgrade to larger brakes in the future). I also want this setup to look good (do not want the rims to be pushed in too far or stick out beyond the fenders.
-Will the above setup work well and look good on my Z Roadster?
-What is the approximate lip size that I will get (front and rear) with the above setup?
-Does anybody have pictures of a similar setup on their Z?
Thanks.
Front: 18 x 9.5 +28 offset with 245/40/18
Rear: 18 x 10.5 +30 offset with 275/40/18
I do not plan on lowering the car in the near future. I do want to be sure that these offsets will not require any spacers, and will not interfere with brakes (even if I upgrade to larger brakes in the future). I also want this setup to look good (do not want the rims to be pushed in too far or stick out beyond the fenders.
-Will the above setup work well and look good on my Z Roadster?
-What is the approximate lip size that I will get (front and rear) with the above setup?
-Does anybody have pictures of a similar setup on their Z?
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by 1nate7
No, higher positive number = more tucked in. In those widths, +20 to 25 would be a good fit.
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If you stagger the width, then try to keep the offset fairly close. A 8.5" +25 will be more tucked than a 10" +25, so it will already be a more aggressive fit in the rear.
mg350ZR - that should work fine. Lip size will depend on which style of wheel you go with.
mg350ZR - that should work fine. Lip size will depend on which style of wheel you go with.