Help Wheel fitment for fgy33

heyy, i am newb to this rim fitment, offset and wheel stuff and i need help finding out if these rims will fit without rubbing and looking awkward on my Q. Its lowered on insurance springs only about 1.8 front and 1.7 rear Here are the specs of the rims i might buy:  "staggered set of Axis Milano rims  Comes with Dunlop Direzza tires but should be replaced (245/35/19 & 275/30/19)." Finish: Chrome Bolt Pattern: 5x112 Front: 19x8.5 offset +37 (2" lip) Rear: 19x9.5 offset +40 (3" lip)  When i buy these rims will the tires be too wide?  I was told to get 30mm spacers from:  here:  [url]http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SET-4...Q5fAccessories[/url]  and replace the tires to 225/35/19 front and 235/35/19 rear as told by the owner of the rims for good fitment when i get more money    If anyone can give me some info on this it will be a great help  thanks

I'd go 215 in the front and 225 in the back if u want an actual stretch. And yeah 30mm spacers should suffice.

I'd just pass on the wheels. The Q can fit much better wheels plus shouldn't pay too much for wheels that aren't the right bolt pattern.

Tire wise What VI said or a 225 gotta remember the stretch will differ between each brand of tire.
But unless your getting a ridiculous deal i would pass on the wheels. and it's not a spacer you will need but an bolt pattern conversion adapter from 5x114.3 to 5x112

[QUOTE=RajahCasti;325678]heyy, i am newb
 
Bolt Pattern: 5x112 Front: 19x8.5 offset +37 (2" lip) Rear: 19x9.5 offset +40 (3" lip) [/QUOTE]
 
 
guys on here like brokey33 are running 12j in the rear with waaay lower ofsets. but the first problem is with your wheels, as you say 5x112 when we are 5x114:slap:
 
tires size for fitment should really be alike 205 front with 225 rear for a stretched close to the fnder applicATION. for spacers they shou;ld be atleast 30mm if not 35.

[QUOTE=Damicci;325727]I'd just pass on the wheels. The Q can fit much better wheels plus shouldn't pay too much for wheels that aren't the right bolt pattern.

Tire wise What VI said or a 225 gotta remember the stretch will differ between each brand of tire.
But unless your getting a ridiculous deal i would pass on the wheels. and it's not a spacer you will need but an bolt pattern conversion adapter from 5x114.3 to 5x112[/QUOTE]

that's even more true. i wouldnt want to kill a sale, buuuuuut, like he said... save up for the right rims. instead of setting yourself back on the wrong rims. i waited 2 years till i had my rims and air runners... but at least i did it right the first time. :shrug: $.02

[QUOTE=Damicci;325727]I'd just pass on the wheels. The Q can fit much better wheels plus shouldn't pay too much for wheels that aren't the right bolt pattern.

Tire wise What VI said or a 225 gotta remember the stretch will differ between each brand of tire.
But unless your getting a ridiculous deal i would pass on the wheels. and it's not a spacer you will need but an bolt pattern conversion adapter from 5x114.3 to 5x112[/QUOTE]
who is this guy stealing my thunder and answering while i'm typing?:slap::signdammit::innoutrofl2:

play nice ladys :slap:
lol jp.
 
whats the lowest offset that you can fit under these cars?
With out putting like negative a-million camber.

@Alex: hahaha I saw that you posted like 3 min after me. It's all good great minds think alike.

Well I am looking to squeeze some -7 but that also depends on wheel width and desired ride height.

I am looking to get the wheel flush with my fenders. so in my case I am going to need some pulling and rolling done. 19x9 -7 fits fairly well in the front. not much work needed just roll and pull

19x10 -7 has a nice poke which will probably require some camber, rolling, and pull.

Axis milanos 19 wheels with the all new tires and 30mm bolt conversion to 5x114 for a total of about $1200? or should i juss try to get bags on my kybs for a little more and ride on stock rims for a little longer? idk :pat:

Save for bags. Haha.

How hard is it to install bags? i might get those uas bags on sale on this site or is there something wrong with them since no one has bought them yet.

bags no question.

[QUOTE=RajahCasti;325850]How hard is it to install bags? i might get those uas bags on sale on this site or is there something wrong with them since no one has bought them yet.[/QUOTE]

I know Aaron (daygovip619) if that's his sn here. But yeah they're still fully functional. Only reason y they haven't sold is cuz he's not really pushing them. It's just whatevers

f saving buy my wheels lol work equip 19x9.5 +19 19x11 +20

my new wheel spec 19x10.5 -10 19x11.5 -2

so yeah you can go aggressive

EDIT:
Damn Daygo's price is cracked out. I would have bought that ish if he would ship and I waited before getting  coilovers

looking for a set similar like this.
[IMG]http://i50.tinypic.com/14iiqed.jpg[/IMG]
dont mind dudes butt shot lol 
 
 
[QUOTE=33flavors;325854]f saving buy my wheels lol work equip 19x9.5 +19 19x11 +20
 
my new wheel spec 19x10.5 -10 19x11.5 -2
 
so yeah you can go aggressive[/QUOTE]
 
would of bought your wheels a long time ago if they were 18's :sad:

[QUOTE=MR.J;325893]looking for a set similar like this.
[IMG]http://i50.tinypic.com/14iiqed.jpg[/IMG]
dont mind dudes butt shot lol 
 
 

 
would of bought your wheels a long time ago if they were 18's :sad:[/QUOTE]

HAHA! thats kevins ride from squadone! My boy in vegas bought his wheels. forgot the offset but pretty gangster! going on a Y33. dont think he mounted them yet.

I have a set similar to those.

Be aware of load ratings too, for the tires that you choose — the y33 is a heavy car and running a properly sized tire will help mitigate problems like blowouts and bubbling. You can still get a tire with a proper load rating and stretch it; instead of a 215 on a 9, try a 235 on a 10.5 or 11.