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ok as the title says,

im guessing they are 19" at most likely 10.5 but im interested in the offset?

my question is will a set of these rims in 19 x 9.5 fit under an r32 gtr with lipped gaurds and some camber? car will be lowered.

also what ffset would be best for the above size aswell?

one more question, if the rim in the picture is a 10.5" rim then will a 9.5 have the same depth in the dish.

main reason for this question is i think the size and depth of the rim is perfect, just need info on the right combination cheers

also, sorry, having trouble uploading pics. cheers

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_NRSDCBt4i-U/SkfZ5i7I.../GTR%20te37.jpg

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_NRSDCBt4i-U/SkfZ5jlr...volk%20te37.jpg

From memory I think they are 19 X 9.5 + 12. On a 32 you would need a little camber and roll the guards. I have that size on my 33 GTR and i need to add a bee's dick more camber on the rear. They are rubbing at the moment.

From memory I think they are 19 X 9.5 + 12. On a 32 you would need a little camber and roll the guards. I have that size on my 33 GTR and i need to add a bee's dick more camber on the rear. They are rubbing at the moment.

thanks alot for that infor, now by rolling the gaurds you mean like lipping the gaurds is that right?

(romoving the lip from the wheel arch0

or do you mean actualy streching out the wheel gaurd a little and make a slight flare?

does anyone have 19 x 9.5 +12's on there r32 gtr?

if so how do they go, there is information on this i know, just thought id ask while im here

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