FX35 with Forgedstar F14
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theCopperFXguy
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I saw Gordon's wheels yesterday. They look great.
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- Infiniti FX 35 Limited Edition
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- Rip Singh
On the 2nd gen I agree but on the 1st gen 20's look good
You can go SDC in front as well if you want to. I considered getting these, but it would have been a long wait at the time. This thread won't be that helpful since it was from 2012 and the SDC didn't exist then. Don't worry about offsets too much as they're the same between SDC and regular concave. For a given offset and wheel width, the inner and outer edges of the barrel won't differ no matter what the face looks like. Only thing you have to worry about is brake clearance in front if you have a big brake kit. Otherwise, no worries.
After a little searching I found your setup... 22x9 et30... Can you do me a huge favor and measure with a level from the outside of the fender to the edge of wheel? I wanna get as close as possible to being flush lol
illestFX35
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- 2010 FX35 RWD
just to put the "hellaflush" sticker on? lol it will be very flush and its probably not that noticable that its sunken if it is. itll be off by so little.
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A 9" wide wheel has very little bearing on what you plan to get which is a 10.5" wheel. They don't even make the SDC in 9", it starts at 9.5" so a comparison to a 22x9" wheel isn't useful. Just use a wheel calculator, it doesn't matter what type/style/brand wheel you get, widths and offsets don't change because the style of the wheel does. You're much better off finding people with 20x10.5" wheels and looking at those pics vs. finding someone with a 22" version of the wheel you want in a width that isn't close to what you want. I'd recommend looking at the guys with GTR wheels, that will give you a much better idea of how a 10.5" wheel looks in back and what offset it takes to achieve it. A +30 in 10.5" will be sort of flush depending on tire size, but if you lower it, you'll likely need to trim the fender plastic. If you're not lowered, then it doesn't matter what offset you get, you'll never rub. Also, if you're not lowered, there's no point in being exact with the measurements, a few mm here or there doesn't impact the look or clearance when you have 3-4" of wheel gap.
20x10.5" front and rear. +0 offset in back and +5 in front. The wheels poke a tiny bit outside the fender.
Concavity is determined by width so get 10.5" if you want concave. They can't really make 9" wheels very concave.
Concavity is determined by width so get 10.5" if you want concave. They can't really make 9" wheels very concave.
illestFX35
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- 2010 FX35 RWD
if your at stock height. maybe KMC district? about 1100 for all 4. very concave. 22x10.5 +28
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