If i slam my car on 19 inch G35 rays what spacers would i need?
If i slam my car on 19 inch G35 rays what spacers would i need? or i wouldnt need spacers? and would i need to roll my fenders tires are no stretched original specs to infiniti
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If i slam my car on 19 inch G35 rays what spacers would i need? or i wouldnt need spacers? and would i need to roll my fenders tires are no stretched original specs to infiniti
Well the offsets on the Rays are like... +30 I believe. So if you want to go flush I'd say something around... 15mm spacers~ for being conservative. I don't think you can slam it on the OEM spec tires just because you'll rub your fender liners and the fender itself. I say find a friend that has 19inch G35 Rays and test fit them and do the math.
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Well the offsets on the Rays are like... +30 I believe. So if you want to go flush I'd say something around... 15mm spacers~ for being conservative. I don't think you can slam it on the OEM spec tires just because you'll rub your fender liners and the fender itself. I say find a friend that has 19inch G35 Rays and test fit them and do the math.
I already have rays on my car i dont wanna be super slammed just cover the gap and tire tuck
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I already have rays on my car i dont wanna be super slammed just cover the gap and tire tuck
Your title says "If I SLAM..." and now you are saying "just cover the gap" ...thats two different ride heights bud. to just lower it slighly and take up some of the gap, you shouldn't need spacers. If you are going to slam it, I suggest 10-15mm spacers and running a smaller (215, 225, 235) series tire to help get lower.
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Your title says "If I SLAM..." and now you are saying "just cover the gap" ...thats two different ride heights bud. to just lower it slighly and take up some of the gap, you shouldn't need spacers. If you are going to slam it, I suggest 10-15mm spacers and running a smaller (215, 225, 235) series tire to help get lower.
I just want to tire tuck and if i lower it would i need to tuck my exhaust?
gh0st;486583 wrote:Your title says "If I SLAM..." and now you are saying "just cover the gap" ...thats two different ride heights bud. to just lower it slighly and take up some of the gap, you shouldn't need spacers. If you are going to slam it, I suggest 10-15mm spacers and running a smaller (215, 225, 235) series tire to help get lower.
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I just want to tire tuck and if i lower it would i need to tuck my exhaust?
[QUOTE=gh0st;486583]Your title says "If I SLAM..." and now you are saying "just cover the gap" ...thats two different ride heights bud. to just lower it slighly and take up some of the gap, you shouldn't need spacers. If you are going to slam it, I suggest 10-15mm spacers and running a smaller (215, 225, 235) series tire to help get lower.[/QUOTE]
Y34;486594 wrote:I just want to tire tuck and if i lower it would i need to tuck my exhaust?
No
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[QUOTE=Y34;486594]I just want to tire tuck and if i lower it would i need to tuck my exhaust?[/QUOTE]
No
alright thanks can i be flush with OEM spec tires on these rims what size spacers would I need would i rub? and would i need to roll my fenders?
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alright thanks can i be flush with OEM spec tires on these rims what size spacers would I need would i rub? and would i need to roll my fenders?
this is the worst thread of all time. how about doing some work yourself man.
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this is the worst thread of all time. how about doing some work yourself man.
You're all over the place.
You already have the rims fitted? Then lower the car and measure, roll/shave and measure again.
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You're all over the place.
You already have the rims fitted? Then lower the car and measure, roll/shave and measure again.
Alright thanks
Aesop;487964 wrote:You're all over the place.
You already have the rims fitted? Then lower the car and measure, roll/shave and measure again.
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Alright thanks
[QUOTE=Aesop;487964]You're all over the place.
You already have the rims fitted? Then lower the car and measure, roll/shave and measure again.[/QUOTE]