19x9 w/ +45 offset, all around?

[One Crazy Max]

what, if any, problems would i run into if i were to put these on my car?

btw im driving a sedan, but it is quite similar to the coupe when it comes to fitting wheels on it.

one more thing, i need a set of BC Racing coils. those of you that have them, how much did you pay, and where did you get it from?

[D-Roll]

I think you would be safe with a +35mm offset on 19x9 wheels. I am running 19x8.5 +35 offset wheels with 245/35/19 tires.

[downedzephyr]

I think you would be safe with a +35mm offset on 19x9 wheels.

I agree, though it would be pretty aggressive and some camber would be involved.
I paid $560 for my BC Coils, including install. Then again, I had to trade my stock suspension and drive 6 hours to LA to have it done. I guess I lucked out getting that deal from another NICOnaut!

[elfenlied8]

19x9 +25 all around. Rolled fenders. All good 225/40/19 tires

[QR25DE]

I'm running 19X9.5 with +35 and it just clears the fenders. Not sure if 45 would fit.

[One Crazy Max]

I'm running 19X9.5 with +35 and it just clears the fenders. Not sure if 45 would fit.

actually if your 35 just clears, then my 45 would clear even more because its a less aggressive offset. also you have 9.5 on yours so that pushes it even more.

ill be going 19x9 +45 offset, with 245/40/19, and ill be rolling on some sticky summer tires.

[Loop]

Take into consideration of backspacing.

[One Crazy Max]

Take into consideration of backspacing.

well the backspacing on the stock wheels is 153mm (6"), and the wheels that i want to get are at 173mm (6.8"). its not too big of a difference. the question is, will that difference prevent the wheels from fitting on properly?

[Loop]

Just make sure your brake lines and abs are not in the way. And you may run into slight rubbing inside the fender protector if you plan on dropping a good amount(1.5+). But you may get away with BC Racing coilovers since its a pillowball mount allowing it to pivot. Any reason for going +45 offset instead of +35-40? You will be happier with those offsets. I rarely ran into rubbing when I had my +29 offset under hard turns and load. Although I did use -1.5 camber in the front and -2 in the rear.

EDIT: I just looked under my car quickly since I have the stock wheels currently on with BC racing coilovers and dropped roughly 1.75 inch and boy adding another 20mm is going to be very close to the strut.

[One Crazy Max]

well the wheel that ive been drooling over for the past 2 weeks and have my mind set on are only available in 19x9 +45. there is a slightly skinnier wheel in the same style 19x8.5 and a +35, but im really looking to get wider wheels so i can fit some fatter tires on there and have better sidewall rigidity.

what if i were to add spacers on along with those wheels? would that be beneficial to the setup at all?

[Loop]

Nothing wrong with adding spacers as long as its a reputable brand, correct sizes(bore, studs, etc..), and installed correctly. But I prefer doing it the right way the first time without using spacers. You can get an idea what a 19x8.5 +35 wrap in 245/35 if you click on my Forgestar wheel link in my signature.