I am looking at buying some rims. These are my concerns:

going over the 3% circumference difference front to back
being able to fit some stop tech brakes inside the new rims
the height difference of the vehicle not going over 3/4" front to back
the TPS in the valve stem fitting into the rims
rubbing on the wheel wells

these are the rims I am looking at:

19" front, 9.5" wide with +22 offset
19" back, 10.5" wide with +22 offset

Tires:

245/35/19 front
275/35/19 back

this may sound like a stupid question, but is offset adjustable after you buy rims? also, what offset do you need to fit Brembos or StopTech brakes inside the rims? How much offset can you have before rubbing in the wheel wells? How do you know if your TPS will fit on the rims? Thanks for your support!

 

It depend one which wheel you are getting not all +22 offset have the same Pad height (for brake clearance).

To adjust offset you would need spacer to do that but you can only minus offset # when you add spacer.

--But if the wheels you are talking about is the TE37 or CE28N in that size and offset it will clear over most Brake kit. Tires size you can run 255/35/19 in the front and 285/35/19 in the rear if you do some fender work..

 

i would kill for some 19" TE37s on my 2007 350z, but i am nowhere near being able to afford that