Anyone tried Volk Rays G25 on the NSX?

[redsuns3838]

I've been looking at the G25 wheels from Rays in 18x7.5 +43 or +48 front and 19x9.5 +35 rear

I know they're not ideal fitament compared to some wheels but I'm wondering if there will be any major downfalls or setbacks with those sizes?

Car is lowered but not slammed, occasional Weekend driver.
Ive been trying to find threads on it but no luck.

 

[Hapa88]

Those are good conservative sizings. You should have a relatively flush look without any rubbing issues assuming you use a 215/35/18 and 265 (or 275)/30/19 tire.

 

[redsuns3838]

Ok. Not looking for a super aggressive fitament since I want a decent amount of rubber. Would like to be able to track the car occasionally. And I've never loved the look of hella-flush stances out cars where the wheel almost sticks beyond the qtr panels. Which a lot of the 19x10 +20 wheels seem to do... Correct me if I'm wrong though since I'm new to NSX wheel fitaments...

 

[robbiedawg]

here's a general guide from one of the wheel experts on Prime. Hapa88,who already posted, is the other person I think of who is very knowledgeable about wheels on here.

http://www.nsxprime.com/nsx-faq/tires-and-wheels/wheel-tire-experiences/

 

[dr hoon]

I got a set off a buddy
front- 18x8.5 +44
rear- 19x9.5 +42

Stock springs with Bilsteins on the lower perch. No problems with rubbing when turning but will rarely get some on a higher sloped driveway

 

[joboy77]

38.8 lbs? I didn't realize they were so heavy.

 

[dr hoon]

38.8 lbs? I didn't realize they were so heavy.

That was with the tire mounted. Was seeing how much of a difference in weight there was between the new set and the old 17/18 setup

 

[joboy77]

Ahh. Ok, that sounds more like it. They look great, by the way.

 

[dr hoon]

thanks man- appreciate it. It's tempting to get a set of TE37's but I think i'll sit on these for a while