The "Will it fit?" thread

[Spooler]

Originally Posted by Rusty

I had no worries when I got my Forgelines. I went through Eric at GetYourWheels. It did feel like it took forever tho.

I tried to get with them about a set of Forgeline wheels. They said they didn't sell them anymore. So I moved on.

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by Spooler

I tried to get with them about a set of Forgeline wheels. They said they didn't sell them anymore. So I moved on.

You could have gone straight to Forgeline.

[jchammond]

Forgeline wheels are Badazz; just a wee-bit out of my price range right now...I know that a monoblock 19x12 is just 20lbs. Vs my 28lb. 19x12 Forgestars.

[OptionZero]

Originally Posted by Spooler

Trying to get the right offsets first try on a 4K+ worth of wheels is stressful. It took me over 4 months of going back and forth, double checking everything 10 times. I have 3 more months to wait to see if I got it right.

You have fully adjustable suspension. There's pretty much nothing that won't fit with height/camber tweaks

And roll the damn fenders with a professional

[Spooler]

Originally Posted by OptionZero

You have fully adjustable suspension. There's pretty much nothing that won't fit with height/camber tweaks

And roll the damn fenders with a professional

LOL, Yeah I can. I just want them to be perfect with minimal mods. I should be good to go. Just cut the tab off the front inner fender wells and be good to go.

[Spooler]

Originally Posted by Rusty

You could have gone straight to Forgeline.

I was looking for great service also. Chris at getyourwheels is highly recommended. I also recommend Josh at Kamispeed. In my book you need a great product along with great customer service. I think I have chosen wisely. Gotta remember, these wheels are expensive and if you don't like them or the way they fit, tough luck on you.

[Hotrodz]

Originally Posted by Spooler

I was looking for great service also. Chris at getyourwheels is highly recommended. I also recommend Josh at Kamispeed. In my book you need a great product along with great customer service. I think I have chosen wisely. Gotta remember, these wheels are expensive and if you don't like them or the way they fit, tough luck on you.

I bought my wheels from Josh and he was very helpful and their prices are very good as wheel.

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by Spooler

I was looking for great service also. Chris at getyourwheels is highly recommended. I also recommend Josh at Kamispeed. In my book you need a great product along with great customer service. I think I have chosen wisely. Gotta remember, these wheels are expensive and if you don't like them or the way they fit, tough luck on you.

Know what you mean. Fogeline reached out to me when I had a question about going bigger on the front.

[Spooler]

Originally Posted by Hotrodz

I bought my wheels from Josh and he was very helpful and their prices are very good as wheel.

He earned his money with me.... LOL I am very OCD about wheels for some reason. Guess I have not gotten it perfect enough that I obsess over it. The factory Nismo wheels are awesome and I didn't want to it to be worse.

[Hotrodz]

Originally Posted by Spooler

He earned his money with me.... LOL I am very OCD about wheels for some reason. Guess I have not gotten it perfect enough that I obsess over it. The factory Nismo wheels are awesome and I didn't want to it to be worse.

[jchammond]

Dang; I must be different-I spec'd my own wheels out,,,but a measurement was taken at about every angle possible & multiple times.


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[MaysEffect]

Originally Posted by jchammond

Forgeline wheels are Badazz; just a wee-bit out of my price range right now...I know that a monoblock 19x12 is just 20lbs. Vs my 28lb. 19x12 Forgestars.

Agreed. I'm not entirely sure the weight savings is worth the cost penalty. I'd be afraid to ever use those with serious driving on or off the track.

28ibs for a 19x12 is pretty good. Certainly with all that potential rubber . But of course, off setting 8ibs per wheel for the weight penalty of a 325 tire would be advantageous. What is the average weight of a 325/30r19 tire? 28-34ibs?

[jchammond]

Michelin 325/30/19's are listed @32 vs. 35# for their 345.
Nitto Invo's are 35 & 37.

[Spooler]

Originally Posted by jchammond

Dang; I must be different-I spec'd my own wheels out,,,but a measurement was taken at about every angle possible & multiple times.

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I still have your specs. I was limited on what offsets I could get with 3 piece wheels.

[OptionZero]

what sizes did you end up going with?

because with my 20x12 +20 rears i have a ton more room
i have a 315/25/20 and my alignment guy and i both eyeballed it. I could go either to a 325, or go even more aggressive with a 20x11 +0, or run even less camber (currently at -2)

this is even at my height, which is top of tire barely under fender

i'm assuming you will not be as low, so you should EASILY be able to fit a 325/25/20 on a 20x12 +20, which will look fantastic. this is GTR fitment wheel/tire from rays/advan

if i ever get around to buying more wheels, i'd probably get something like:
grip: 285/30/20 and 325/25/20 on 20x10.5 +24 and 20x12 +20
street: 245/35/20 and 285/20 on 20x10 +0 and 20x11 +0

and slap on a cup kit when i get a raise, lol


i don't know why you need a 345 with N/A. turbo guys sure