hey i looking to buy some rims for my 3000gt and i need some help. i want to get some wide rims but i need some opinion on the size i was planning to get 18x10 on the back and 18x9.5 on the front. does anybody know if its going to rub???? or anybody with a good set up???

Staggered rims on anything but a RWD is stupid.

9" wide is plenty wide. Going with super wide rims is just throwing away money because of extra width needed on tires and the fact the extra width will eat up wheel bearings.

so even if i lower the car it should still be good???...........im planning on buying some coilovers

With real coilovers you actually gain clearance even if you are lowering it due to the loss of a major spring perch. I am lowered on Megan Racing coilovers with 17x9 wheels.

With 9" wide wheels you can run anything from a 245 to a 275 wide tire.

is the gap pretty big with the 17" rims???? cuz im trying to make it as small as possible so i thought 18 would work good.....plus im going to lower it so im trying to see what size would work the best withought having it rub on anything???

any ideas or suggestions ????

^look at his pic. thats the wheel gap. a HUGE improvement over the horrific stock one

Gap is unchanged from 15" to 20" wheels. Wheel size does not determine wheel gap because you alter the tire size as you go up or down in wheel size.

For instance, 225/55/16, 245/45/17, 245/40/18 are what would be used in stock applications. All tires are the exact same height so gap is unchanged.

if u insist on going 18s then just dont go wider then 9in. another thing u have to consider is ur brakes if its a vr4. the calipers r huge on them so yea. if na then ur good with all wheels.
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Gap is unchanged from 15" to 20" wheels. Wheel size does not determine wheel gap because you alter the tire size as you go up or down in wheel size.

For instance, 225/55/16, 245/45/17, 245/40/18 are what would be used in stock applications. All tires are the exact same height so gap is unchanged.

your coilovers didnt shrink that gap? it looks to me like you have less. maybe just the angle...

Yes, I lowered the car. But in my sig I have 17's on. I currently have some stock 16's on and the gap is unchanged. That is what I mean.

oh ok. i didnt know you changed your wheels. how come?

I still have the 17's but tires were getting worn and I needed to get inspected. I had a good set of stock tires and wheels here from the one parts car and threw those on for now.

thanks for all the help

Gap is unchanged from 15" to 20" wheels. Wheel size does not determine wheel gap because you alter the tire size as you go up or down in wheel size.

For instance, 225/55/16, 245/45/17, 245/40/18 are what would be used in stock applications. All tires are the exact same height so gap is unchanged.

so what size tire would be suggested a 20" wheel 245/35/20?

Please, for the love of God don't go with 20's, but if you did its 245/30/20