bg_281

Well I finally found a good deal for a really good looking set of wheels - Sevas S22... Here's the dilemma... Right now I'm running TSW Kyalami 20x8.5(+40 offset with 245/35/20 and 20x10(+35 offset) with 285/30/20 with no rubbing issues whatsoever... The Sevas wheels I found are 20x8.5 and 20x10 with +25 offset for all four wheels... I want to swap my current tires that are on the TSW wheels over to the Sevas wheels... But I don't know if its going to cause me to have rubbing issues... Does anyone know if I can run those offsets without any issues? ( I already have my rear fenders shaved) Please any info would be helpful... Thanks -Jayson

RidinLow

I've got 235/30/20 in the front and 245/35/20's in the rear, front rolled and rear shaved. No rubbing in rear dumped, well the front, that's another story..

GS300ToM

iTrader: (32)

i think your fitment would be nicely flushed without a problem since your rear is shaved

Rides Low

iTrader: (6)

those are the g35 coupe offsets, they should fit nice, but fender mods will need to be done.

bg_281

Yea see as long as it doesn't require me to have to go to a body shop and get my fenders pulled and all that kind of expensive stuff then I'll be okay... If i gotta do some more shaving and some minor modification then that's fine with me cuz I can do all that stuff by myself...

BossGS4

iTrader: (2)

RidinLow what offsets are you running ? Your tire sizes aren't going to help the original OP unless your wheel widths and offsets matchup to the new set of wheels they are trying to buy.

BG_281 I use this calculator when trying to figure out offsets. http://www.kgm.tiwing.com/calcs/offsetcalc.htm going from +40 to +25 pushes everything out 15mm or a little over a half inch out towards the fender. I run 9.5 +35 with 275s on my rear and have slight rubbing issues on the passenger side. According to the calculator putting a 10 +25 on would push me out 16mm which would require a pull and not just a shave.

You could run stretched or a ton of camber in order to avoid futzing with your existing fenders.

bg_281

Well that calculator helped me get a really good idea of what im gonna be getting... It told me that the new setup that I want will stick out toward the fender 10mm more than my current setup... which really isn't that much so I think it should work out just fine... So I guess im gonna go ahead and put in that order!!!