ahhh ok. So the wheels are +20 offset without any spacers. So maybe keep the rear like that. Throw a 5mm slip on maybe front? 285/35?[/QUOTE]

No spacer and maybe a 10mm slip on in the rear with 285/35

 

Forgeline MD3P. Polished lip, Gloss gunmetal center and gloss black inner. 245/35-19x9.5 +40 & 285/35-19x10.5 +45

 

Wrong thread, try again later when you install some wider tires up front

 

 

New Tire Setup.
I am very happy with the outcome.
It rides better then the stretched tires.

 

Looks good!

 

Here is mine. Lowered on Eibach sport lines 1.2 inches.

Wheels : Avante Garde M560
Front : 19x9.5 +20mm
Rear : 19x11 +18mm

Tires : Bridgestone RE-11
Front : 255/35
Rear : 305/30

No rubbing at all. I will be changing the front tire size next time. Possibly 275/30 on the front. Very happy that I was able to stuff 305's out back without issues.

 

Once you change out the front tires you cars pics will actually belong in this thread.

 

Wow I guess 305/30 doesn't allow me here. My apologies

 

I liked the pics. Looks good man.

 

He's messing lmao

car is super clean

 

Thank you both. So 275/30 in the front and maybe a little lower? Any opinions? I might switch to coilovers soon but some guys told me the ride sucks. Since I installed the Eibach springs the ride really sucks, so are coilovers worse? I still have stock shocks and that is probably why it rides rough, but a set of Tokico shocks are as much as coilovers. It handles great but bumps are very harsh. Even small ones. What I would like is to be as close to the ride quality it had before I changed anything, but sitting the way it is now or slightly lower. I don't race or ever intend to so handling is not a priority. Keeping the car functional without scraping, rubbing or banging is priority. My next big mod is the GTM twin turbo kit so if that makes a difference on suspension choice I would like to know. Sorry for jumping in here asking so much. Thanks

 

When combined with 255 fronts, nope , does not belong.

Worn out shocks with drop springs will cause a harsh ride, cheap china coilovers will cause a harsh ride. There are a few coilovers that you will be very happy with.

 

So which coilovers would you recommend? You speak as if I'm on a budget? Don't mistake my research for cheapness. I just want to spend money on things I won't regret. I don't buy a new blender in my house without reading 10,000 reviews first. Maybe I'm crazy but not cheap.

 

I don't think the thread title excludes only fat rear tires, maybe it should be changed. His jimmies wouldn't be rustled every other day then.

 

18x10+22 18x9+24 with 15mm spacers on all four corners
275/40 and 255/40

 

And we have the average setup here.

 

here you go... 265/30-19x9.5 +20 & 305/30-19x11 +25.

 

18x10 +26 front and back. 265/40 285/40
Just sold this setup, will be getting 19s now, preferably 9.5/10.5 maybe 265 and 295 setup

 

I was on stock and it was one hella bumpy ride. Got some stance gr+ coilovers (TrueType) and set the damping level to one above default. Ride is smooth like a baby's butt. I also have no issues cornering at high speeds. So far happy with my sh*t.