anonymous1

I have a would this fit question, I'm looking at a set of volks locally but they came off a G35 and I'm not sure if they'll fit, the offset seems pretty low...

This is what is for sale:
Front:
19”x9.5”
+30mm
Toyo Proxes T1-R 245/35/19 @ 85%

Rear:
19”x10.5”
+24mm
Toyo Proxes T1-R 275/35/19 @ 80%

Will these fit without any rubbing if I'm lowered about 1.5"?

Thanks for your input!

ScKcBc

iTrader: (2)

not happening, I check the G forums often too wishing one of these sets would fit my car

Signal_jp

iTrader: (1)

those would fit BUT

you have to change the tires. either 215 or 225 in front and 235 or 245 in the rear.

rule1223

iTrader: (15)

this will not happen forever, even with major fender mods, you will still have hard time to fit the front set-up unless you wanna run 215 tires, but noway the rubbing will be completely gone, not in this planet

montgb

iTrader: (7)

9.5 in the front? Ouch.

I'm running GT-7s on my car. Here are my specs (no rubbing on coilovers, mild drop, neutral damping):

F: 19 x 8.5, +36, 235/35-19
R: 19 x 9.5, +36, 265/30-19

HKS350

iTrader: (4)

Come on guys, these will fit with a roll up front and a cut in the rear.

I ran a 9.5 + 34mm with a 235/35 and NEVER rubbed in the front while I was tucking tire.
I'm on a 10.5 +22mm in the rear now. I'm tucking tire rolling on a 265/30. And I only rub on huge dips at 70+ MPH. And its not a bad rub.

aliu603

iTrader: (18)

yea hks is right...i'm gona be running a 9.5 +29 up front pretty soon and i'll still be able to run a 225/235 tire with minimal rubbing..

anonymous1

Thanks for all the feedback - I guess the consensus is that I'll have to do some major fender rolling/cutting to make it fit.... hmmm, not sure if I'm that committed to this cause

Wierdazndu

iTrader: (11)

itll fit with no problem. Just roll your fenders. No MAJOR fender work really. Id say get smaller tires in the front too. But why not get em if its a good deal. Rolling or cutting fenders is hardly considered being "committed".