Find my posting on page 4. These are the wheels I have now. With the stock offset of +38 for the rears you will probably poke a little bit. I had mine milled to 42 so they would sit flush and also not cause an issue when lowered or loaded down.Partysan7 wrote:Hey guys just have a question..I am shopping for wheels now and came a cross these Concept One RS-55's ( used ,in good condition and at a right price ) my car is RWD stock height for now, but most likely I`ll get H-techs in the spring
the wheels are
FRONT:
(2) 8.5" +30mm
REAR:
(2) 10" +38mm
these are rims only, no tires . Will they fit fine without any problem ,extra mods ,rubbing etc. ?! ( tires will be bought upon problem-free fitment )
front is no problem but with the 38mm on the rear I would tell you to get the 235/ 275 tire set up.Partysan7 wrote:Hey guys just have a question..I am shopping for wheels now and came a cross these Concept One RS-55's ( used ,in good condition and at a right price ) my car is RWD stock height for now, but most likely I`ll get H-techs in the spring
the wheels are
FRONT:
(2) 8.5" +30mm
REAR:
(2) 10" +38mm
these are rims only, no tires . Will they fit fine without any problem ,extra mods ,rubbing etc. ?! ( tires will be bought upon problem-free fitment )
Milling from 38 to 42 is no problem. There is extra space on the hub to allow for it without affecting the structural integrity of the wheels. I've had mine on for maybe 6 months now and they're perfect. Just be sure the shop knows what they're doing when it comes to wheels if you end up having them milled.Partysan7 wrote:ok thanks a lot guys, can these wheels be milled from +38mm to +42mm offset ? thats 4 mm almost half a centimeter now would such milling affect strenght of the wheel, and if i do get them and mill them what about clearence on calipers ?!
Sounds like everything would work just fine, although, I'd probably go with 245/35 tires since they're closer to the original overall diameter of stock setup.T.O.06M35X wrote:Hey guys,
New member needing some advice on new wheels. Would 20"x8.5" rims, 5x4.5(5x114.3) bolt pattern and
offset of 35, with 235/30ZR20 tires work on a 2006 M35 with AWD?
Stock suspension
Thanks for any help in advanced!
This set up is fine as far a the wheels go but you'll be better off with more rubber in there... 245/35/20 or I would prefer 255/35/20...good luck!T.O.06M35X wrote:Hey guys,
New member needing some advice on new wheels. Would 20"x8.5" rims, 5x4.5(5x114.3) bolt pattern and
offset of 35, with 235/30ZR20 tires work on a 2006 M35 with AWD?
Stock suspension
Thanks for any help in advanced!
Did you ever get these? I'm dying to see them on a 06-07.White-Rush wrote:Moving around a bit here, to another question.
- Does anyone know or have knowledge of what size tires, are being used with the M37/M56 - 20" sport wheels when mounted to the M35/M45 vehicles? I recall the specs on those being 20x9 @ +43. Stock tires are 245/40/20 if i recall.
I have a 06 Sport, and i'm set on grabbing a pair of these, but I need to know if the stock size tires will fit, or would I need to go down (ie.. 245/35 etc...). The car is setting at stock sport ride height right now, and i'll be adding a set of the Tein H springs along with the BBK to round things out. The car looks good at the stock Sport Ride height, so i may settle with the stock look, but then again a little lower will probably compliment the upgraded wheels better.
One last question.. On the Infiniti Parts & Accessories eStore, they have the wheels in a Gunmetal Gray Metallic finish listed for about $350 per wheel, based on my locale.. But on the Genuine Infiniti Accessories page, they are listed at $1752 with a Graphite finish. Which of the two are standard with the sport pkg? that's the color i want, not the darker color.
thanks for the space..
- No, for a few reasons.. 1st. i'm out of the country until late Summer/ early Fall. 2nd. I'm becoming more and more confused on what setup I want to go with. Playing with the Idea of using either the M37/M56 Sport wheels, or the Vossen CV3's. I also ran across some of the newer WORK Varianza's that I like also. 3rd. As a few of the other guys mentioned before, for the price of these wheels, you can get almost anything you want, wheel wise. That is, unless you find a cheap set on EBay or CraigsList or etc...yosM45 wrote:Did you ever get these? I'm dying to see them on a 06-07.