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      01-31-2010, 10:13 PM   #1
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How much work to fit 19x9.5" ET33 all-around on E92/E93?

E92 and E93 are the same right?

How much work would it be to fit 19x9.5" ET33 all-around on a E93?

Tire size: 265/30-19 preferred, or 255/30-19 if I must.
Suspension: Stock non-sport, no camber plates, but might may lower in the future (e.g. just springs)
Fender rolling: mild - i.e. don't want to pull / warp / deform the fenders
Alignment: How much negative camber do I need? I'm assuming I would knock out the strut tower alignment pins and max out negative camber in the front (I'm guessing this won't give me much more than -1.0º, is that right?)

Is this possible? Any thoughts / experiences to chime in?

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E92 and E93 are the same right?

How much work would it be to fit 19x9.5" ET33 all-around on a E93?

Tire size: 265/30-19 preferred, or 255/30-19 if I must.
Suspension: Stock non-sport, no camber plates, but might may lower in the future (e.g. just springs)
Alignment: I'm assuming I would knock out the strut tower alignment pins and max out negative camber in the front (how much would that give me?)
Fender rolling: mild - i.e. don't want to pull / warp / deform the fenders

Is this possible?
As far as i know e92 and e93 have the same fender space front and back. 19x9.5 et33 rears will fit fine, but i have no idea how you will manage to fit the fronts. I think there are a few members running 9's in the front, but i haven’t seen any 9.5''s yet. The only hope would be with a stiff enough coilover setup and some major tire stretch/neg camber, but even that would have to be test fitted due to a high probability of rubbing. What would freak me out the most would be damaging the e92/93's plastic front fenders if the rims were to impact them hard enough. I don’t know how you could modify these fenders, since they are plastic ,unlike the e90s.
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What about 19x9.5" ET40 all-around? That's the equivalent of 19x9" ET34 or so, in terms of outside fender clearance.
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What about 19x9.5" ET40 all-around? That's the equivalent of 19x9" ET34 or so, in terms of outside fender clearance.
19x9.5 ET40 will hit the struts in the front. I think I've seen pics of an e90 with 19x9.5 ET33 in the front.
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OT, but are E92 M's front fenders plastic as well?
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Link to the thread of the e90 with 19x9.5 ET33 in the front.

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=347791
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OT, but are E92 M's front fenders plastic as well?
As far as I know, yes they are. They are lighter and more durable, it only makes sense...
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