Olivers350

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Just put these on and wanted to add to the Vossens thread. Vossens VVS085 20x9 fronts, 20x10.5 rear. Tires are 245/30/20 fronts, 275/30/20 rear. lowered on road magnet springs. Sorry about the pic it's raining in AZ today

Brian@Vossen

Your IS looks great! Thanks for posting the pics. Would love to shoot it if possible!

Olivers350

iTrader: (1)

Thanks, and that would be awesome! PM me details and hopefully we can set something up.

Brian@Vossen

Done.

Thank you everyone for the support!! If you want some Vossen stickers email me at mike@vossenwheels.com!

dsage

didnt know about this thread. old pic but its my favorite.

dorkacho

iTrader: (5)

What would be a better tire setup for:
F 19x8.5 32
R 19x10 38



F 225 35 19
R 265 30 19

or

F 235 35 19
R 275 35 19

I'm planning a drop on H&R springs too!

All4sho350

iTrader: (7)

^ ^ 2nd one im on 20s with h&rs and chose the 2nd one prolly coulda done 285s..lol

dorkacho

iTrader: (5)

I was gonna go with
F 225 35 19
R 265 30 19

If I go with this setup and drop on H&R, what would the finger gap be like?

WhatYaGot

Hi Guys...I just read 30+ pages and still can't get a firm conclusion of what I should get.

I just purchased Vossen VVS 085

20X9 38+ offset

20x10.5 45+ offset

I don't want to rub when turning and don't want to rub in the rear.

I was suggested by the vendor I purchased the rims from to go with a 245/30R/20 fronts and 285/25R/20 rear. Why 30R in the front and 25R in the rear? Should I just stay with 30R all around? I dont want issues with my speedometer.

The vehicle is currently on stock springs, but looking to get the SKL90-AUB00 TEIN S-Tech Lowering Springs which will lower the vehicle approximately a 1.6 front and 1.1 rear inch drop or should I get the Eibach Front 1.0 in drop and Rear 0.8in drop


I have never purchased rims on a car or lowered a vehicle so this is all new to me. I need to purchase tires by tomorrow.

Please suggest tire sizes so I wont rub and not really get a stretched tire look which also increases rim damage should I hit a pot hole .

Thanks for your time and input!

GOTORacing

iTrader: (5)

The 245/30 is your best bet in the front. This will avoid any "stretched" look and will minimize rubbing. The rear size recommendation is also correct. The 285/25 works, personally I went with 275/30 which are still a good match for the stock tire size.

Rash

iTrader: (1)

Noob question, does our Vossen wheels fit directly to a G37?

lain

Finally pulled the trigger on some rims. I went with the 19" CV1 with the F-Sport Springs and Stock Shocks(might get the F-Sport Springs in the future.)

First thing I have to say is thank you all who have posted your pictures and DIY's, they have all come in handy.

And so here is my baby I call her "The Obsidian Order" I've been working on her sense day one, but just now finally decided on what shoes to get her.
19" CV1
Potenza 760
F 235/35/19
R 275/35/19

The ride is not that much different then my original stock springs and 18's.
But I do wish I had gone with the
F 235/30/19
R 275/30/19

There is a slight rubbing issue when I pull in to a parking spot or my driveway. The scrubbing comes from my front wheel, but I think I might know why. I think the tire is ever so slightly hitting the inside liner of the fender, going to have to trim or push it in a bit.
But never the less I am happy with the look and feel.
With that said here are some pictures of "the Obsidian Order"
Please ask any questions, as I'm more then pleased to answer any.

RastaRacer

iTrader: (5)

Looks good. Cv1's are hawt

juvi22003

iTrader: (2)

I need to know what tires to run on 20x9+32 and 20x10.5+27. I need about a medium heigh, and a lil tiny stretch?

Brian@Vossen

Yes they do

http://www.vossenwheels.com/gallery/...initi_G37.aspx

Please email me at mike@vossenwheels.com

Hit us up at sales@vossenwheels.com