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Will 19" Wheels With A Offset Of 22 And 9.5" Width Fit On The Front Of A V35 Coupe

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Hey i was look at getting a set of buddy club p1 plus II 19" and a 9.5" width with offset +22 all round, would these fit with a 245/30/19 tyre size on the front and a 265/30/19 on the back, i have a 04 v35 coupe with brembos anyone know if this will fit?

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I believe it will fit, but you are always better off trying them out to see how it looks first. You may not be happy with the offsets..

I am running 20x8.5 +11 front, and 20x9.5 +18 rear. No issues.

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you can fit 9.5" 22+ on the front, but your tyres are not ideal and not recommended. It'll stuff up your Speedo reading badly.

I have 19x9.5 22+ and 19x10.5 22+

Tyre is 245/35 front and 275/35 rear.

My speedo on 100kph and GPS or speedo reader on highway says 95-97kph.

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19x9.5 et22 will fit on the front no problem, the rears will have plenty of clearance.

reconsider your tyre profile as mentioned by pw350gt

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Hi guys they sold out of those offsets in the buddy clubs, does anyone know if i can run 19x10 with 22 offset on the front, same car v35 coupe with brembo's, i am looking at rpf1's. Cheers.

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Hi guys they sold out of those offsets in the buddy clubs, does anyone know if i can run 19x10 with 22 offset on the front, same car v35 coupe with brembo's, i am looking at rpf1's. Cheers.

I doubt that. Too wide

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Hi guys they sold out of those offsets in the buddy clubs, does anyone know if i can run 19x10 with 22 offset on the front, same car v35 coupe with brembo's, i am looking at rpf1's. Cheers.

They'll definitely fit if you have adjustable camber arms that permit more neg. I've seen 10.5" wide wheels with a +15 offset on a 350Z before. The bottom of the wheels did stick out a lot due to the size and extra camber, which made it seem a bit like a cop-spec track-only car.

With the stock arms, you'll be pushing it. Maybe with a narrow tyre, but the front flange might touch the guard if you load it up enough.

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