Need Help Asap

[wheelo_3]

hey guys im about to buy a set of rims like tonight i need to know wether they will go straight on my car with no dramers. I have a GTR 32 with an off set of +30. These rims are 245/19 offset +22 and the back 275/19 offset +22

Please help

[Slim Mat]

I have 265/35 R18'S on mine, there is a little bit of room left and mine is lowered slightly, so you could always try. Just ask if the seller whether you can return them if they don't fit.

The other thing that is REALLY important is the radius of the tyres, the front and back have to match exactly otherwise you will have problems with the 4WD. You should check this between those these new ones.

[R34GTFOUR]

yep will be fine, as long as the brakes arent stupidly big, but if you have +30 on there now and the brakes clear you shouldnt have any dramas

Edited November 19, 2007 by R34GTFOUR

[wheelo_3]

i have just stock brakes. I really appreciate your help guys.

[wheelo_3]

slim matt: when you say radius do you mean the rim its self cause they are both 19" i think my biggest worry is the offset. Your ones have a lagger offset of +35 does that make them sit in more? and if these new ones are +22 does that mean they sit out more? and your saying yours have only a little bit of space left does that mean that mine will have shit all left?

[R34GTFOUR]

the more negative offset, the further the wheel will stick out the guard.

so +22 will stick further out than +35, but +35 is a tad to much posive offset anyway for a gtr, that would suit a gtst

since the gtr has wider guards you need less offset to "fill" the guards, so with your gtr a +22 offset wheel that should sit fine.

imo something around the +10 to +15 offset would look good, without getting you into trouble

the radius is the rolling diameter of the rim and tyre wall height. Since your running both 19 inch rims just make sure you match up the correct profile if your having different width tyres cause the tyres wall height is determined by the profile and width of the tyre. If your not sure just run it past a tyre shop and they make sure its all sweet for you

cheers

Edited November 19, 2007 by R34GTFOUR

[wheelo_3]

thanks heaps for your help i really appreciate it

[Slim Mat]

slim matt: when you say radius do you mean the rim its self cause they are both 19" i think my biggest worry is the offset. Your ones have a lagger offset of +35 does that make them sit in more? and if these new ones are +22 does that mean they sit out more? and your saying yours have only a little bit of space left does that mean that mine will have shit all left?

265 is the width of the tyre in mm, 35 is the percentage of the width that the wall equals, ie 95.4mm. R means that they are radials and the 18 means the rim diameter in inches.You are worried about rolling circumference of the tyre(radius), if they differ between front and rear you have probs with 4WD.

[thematrix]

yep will be fine, as long as the brakes arent really big