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i want to put nice big chrome wheels on my 2 door r34 gt but i notice the clearance issue with the upper control arm on the front wheels being above the wheels with not much room to spare, like a cm if that with 17 inch wheels and 235/45 r17, at least from a quick glance thats what it seems to be, so is there any way to fit wheels avoiding the upper control arm or from what i know 18 inch or 19 inch is the biggest you can fit?

pics could be handy as well

i wouldnt go any bigger than 19's.. but don't put heavy chrome wheels on your car.. get some nice jap wheels and sex it up..

ok sweet thanks man, i have a bayside blue er34 and want to make it real sex spec

i have 19x8 front and 19x9 rear with some decent offset, they fit fine with a shit load of guard rolling.

if u really want chrome either go vs-kf like mine of gram light 57pros

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