07sportm35! Fitment question.

[nadzak]

How does this setup fit (if at all?)

19x8 with 20 mm offset19x9.5 with 35 mm offset?

[07sportm35]

How does this setup fit (if at all?)

19x8 with 20 mm offset19x9.5 with 35 mm offset?

The wheels will stick out and be tough on your suspension due to the offsets.

[nadzak]

Great, thank for the fast feedback!

[07sportm35]

Great, thank for the fast feedback!

My pleasure. Best of luck in picking out your new wheels. We will be here for any help. Wheel and tire fitment is right up my alley.

[nadzak]

What about:Front: 20X8.5 with 35mm offset Rear: 20X10 with 40 mm offset

[nadzak]

Or 20 X 8.5 with 38 offset

[ken in az]

Or 20 X 8.5 with 38 offset

I know you're asking 07sportm35 but I run 19 x 8.5 with 32mm offset and they sit nice in the front. I could have been a little more aggressive but they are fine and sit nearly flush. I would imagine that 38mm offset would tuck them under the fender a little more for a little more conservative look.

That would be about the same for the rears as far as looks go, but if I recall you are lowered with eibachs front and tein rear. Anytime you are lowered they will tuck more inside the fender due to negative camber gain. This allows you to run less offset.

What kind of look are you going for?

Figure this if it helps as a general guide. stock wheels are 8.5" wide and run a 50mm offset. you can add a 25mm spacer to reduce the effective offset of the wheel to 25mm. this is the max I would recomend to go as far as offset is concerned at stock ride height.

For every inch of width added to the rim you must also figure that into your offset by approx 12-13mm. So if you have a 9.5" wide rim you would want to run a max of 25mm + 13mm = 38mm to have the same look as a 8.5" rim with 25mm offset.

Hope this helped and didn't confuse

[07sportm35]

What about:Front: 20X8.5 with 35mm offset Rear: 20X10 with 40 mm offset

By my calculations the rears would barely stick out about 3mm (1/8 inch).

[nadzak]

I already have a set of 22's on my car. I do want to get a set of 20's that i would use when taking trips to San Fran, Vegas, and San Diego, so that I can save my 22's. When I do change the tires for the trips, I will also change the rear spring to the Eibach setup. So I was wondering if with the lowered suspension the 20X10 with 40mm offset would just tuck in under the fender...I ran the OEM FX 20 inch wheels with that setup and they fit perfectly with a 15mm spacer, could not have been a better fit. I am looking for the same fit on a staggered set of 20's now...