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So, I was hoping that someone would be kind enough to help me visualize what the following wheel/car combination will look like in 19"... Any help on this would be much appreciated! Also the wheels are 19x9 +26 & 19x10 +26, are these sizes good for a 350?


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IMO those wheels will look good. I like that gray color against the solar orange.
To give you an idea of the fitment, here is a picture of my car with my previous set of wheels which were 19x9 +25 front and 19x10 +25 rear, with Toyo T1R 245/35/19 front and 275/35/19 rear. The wheels you are looking at with +26 offset will be 1 mm more sunken in than mine were. The spacer comment mariar508 made was because you could push these wheels out even farther (with spacers) before hitting the fender lip. Just estimating, I would say a 5mm spacer would get you out to the edge before you would have to roll your fenders.
To give you an idea of the fitment, here is a picture of my car with my previous set of wheels which were 19x9 +25 front and 19x10 +25 rear, with Toyo T1R 245/35/19 front and 275/35/19 rear. The wheels you are looking at with +26 offset will be 1 mm more sunken in than mine were. The spacer comment mariar508 made was because you could push these wheels out even farther (with spacers) before hitting the fender lip. Just estimating, I would say a 5mm spacer would get you out to the edge before you would have to roll your fenders.
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IMO those wheels will look good. I like that gray color against the solar orange.
To give you an idea of the fitment, here is a picture of my car with my previous set of wheels which were 19x9 +25 front and 19x10 +25 rear, with Toyo T1R 245/35/19 front and 275/35/19 rear. The wheels you are looking at with +26 offset will be 1 mm more sunken in than mine were. The spacer comment mariar508 made was because you could push these wheels out even farther (with spacers) before hitting the fender lip. Just estimating, I would say a 5mm spacer would get you out to the edge before you would have to roll your fenders.

To give you an idea of the fitment, here is a picture of my car with my previous set of wheels which were 19x9 +25 front and 19x10 +25 rear, with Toyo T1R 245/35/19 front and 275/35/19 rear. The wheels you are looking at with +26 offset will be 1 mm more sunken in than mine were. The spacer comment mariar508 made was because you could push these wheels out even farther (with spacers) before hitting the fender lip. Just estimating, I would say a 5mm spacer would get you out to the edge before you would have to roll your fenders.

Once again, thanks for the helpful info!
No problem, glad to help. Lowered on Hotchkis springs (lowered about .75" rear, 0.5" front I think), stock shocks, no camber correction so it's a little more negative than stock. As far as the spacing, you can see that the rears could be pushed out a bit more before the tires rub, but it depends on where your camber is set too.
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