Will G37 wheels fit?
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You are indeed a funny guy with your tongue in your check Think some Yugo wheels might fit
Seriously though, the G35 19" wheel is a quality forged wheel made buy Rays. However, I'm not sure the offsets will work on a 2IS. The G37 19" wheel does not have as good a pedigree however, it's just a normal cast 19" OEM wheel.
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Hi i'm planning to get the oem G37 rims on my is250. But the only thing that bothers me is inifiniti logo for the center cap. Is there any way I can take that off or replace it with a lexus logo cap?
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I just came out of a G35 Coupe into an F. The offsets on the G35 coupe are far more aggressive than they are for the G35 sedan or the G37. My 8.5/9.5" Nismo LMGT4 wheels had offsets of +25mm in front and +30mm in back. I'm still trying to find out the offsets of the BBS wheels on my F, but I believe they are more conservative.
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the G37 multi-spoke wheels are 19x8 up front and 19x8.5 in the rear. they will bolt up to the 2is.
hubcentric rings are highly recommended, as the hub diameter of the G37 multi-spoke wheels are 66.1 and the hub diameter of the 2is is 60.1. as such, you will need 66.1-60.1 hubcentric rings.
also, to maintain stock rolling diameter, run 225/35-19's up front and 255/35-19's in the rear. this is especially important if you are lowered, as any larger-sized tires will cause rubbing between the tire and the wheelwell liner.
hubcentric rings are highly recommended, as the hub diameter of the G37 multi-spoke wheels are 66.1 and the hub diameter of the 2is is 60.1. as such, you will need 66.1-60.1 hubcentric rings.
also, to maintain stock rolling diameter, run 225/35-19's up front and 255/35-19's in the rear. this is especially important if you are lowered, as any larger-sized tires will cause rubbing between the tire and the wheelwell liner.
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the G37 multi-spoke wheels are 19x8 up front and 19x8.5 in the rear. they will bolt up to the 2is.
hubcentric rings are highly recommended, as the hub diameter of the G37 multi-spoke wheels are 66.1 and the hub diameter of the 2is is 60.1. as such, you will need 66.1-60.1 hubcentric rings.
also, to maintain stock rolling diameter, run 225/35-19's up front and 255/35-19's in the rear. this is especially important if you are lowered, as any larger-sized tires will cause rubbing between the tire and the wheelwell liner.
hubcentric rings are highly recommended, as the hub diameter of the G37 multi-spoke wheels are 66.1 and the hub diameter of the 2is is 60.1. as such, you will need 66.1-60.1 hubcentric rings.
also, to maintain stock rolling diameter, run 225/35-19's up front and 255/35-19's in the rear. this is especially important if you are lowered, as any larger-sized tires will cause rubbing between the tire and the wheelwell liner.
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check your local wheel/tire dealer if they carry that specific size of hubcentric rings.
if not, i got them from here: http://www.1010tires.com/hubrings.asp.
use the dropdown box to find 66.06/60.06, but they're the same as 66.1/60.1.
if not, i got them from here: http://www.1010tires.com/hubrings.asp.
use the dropdown box to find 66.06/60.06, but they're the same as 66.1/60.1.
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check your local wheel/tire dealer if they carry that specific size of hubcentric rings.
if not, i got them from here: http://www.1010tires.com/hubrings.asp.
use the dropdown box to find 66.06/60.06, but they're the same as 66.1/60.1.
if not, i got them from here: http://www.1010tires.com/hubrings.asp.
use the dropdown box to find 66.06/60.06, but they're the same as 66.1/60.1.
http://www.motorsport-tech.com/4DCGI/h_centerbore.html
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I know I have to keep the rolling diameter as close as possible for the AWD. I'm just gonna do 19X8.5 all around and keep your tire size suggestions handy. Don't want any issues with the AWD but I'd like to have the g37 wheels on my car. Hopefully it will work out. I'd hope they work with our TPMS too?
Last edited by kdii02; 10-28-09 at 08:43 AM.