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10-24-2011, 06:10 AM | #1 |
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About to buy wheels have some questions..
Im about to buy these
http://www.3zero3motorsports.com/sto...20-bmw-fitment Im driving a 07 335 sedan when i check the sizes it has ET22 ET40, ect ,ect. My question is which offset should i go with ??? |
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All depends on what you want to accomplish with the set up.
you want flush, you want wide, you want stock look?
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10-24-2011, 06:25 AM | #3 |
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Im going with 19's
theres a red 328 sedan with these running around my area and it looks amazing... Although, i havent had a chance to talk to the owner or get a look at tire sizes.. I want the wheels to be very convace, so what should i opt for? |
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The wider the rim with lower offsets the more concave wheels typically run.
Are you lowered or plan on lowering?
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Ive thought about installing some springs and going with an 18" wheel to save a couple bucks on rubber.. but havent really thought this into great detail lol (obviously)
Do the lower ET make the wheel a lower offset? |
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Well here are some options:
My current set up - 19x8.5 et35 fronts (235/35/19 tires) 19x9.5 et20 rears (265/30/19 tires) H&R Sport Springs rear fenders are rolled a bit as my rear offsets are a bit aggressive. More of a stock set up - 19x8.5 et35 fronts (235/35/19 tires) 19x9.5 et33 rears (265/30/19 tires) Requires no fender modifications with or without a drop. This set up is probably the most common set up on the forum if I had to guess. But then you can use spacers to try and get the wheels out as far as you want, will be almost flush without spacers.
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For sure!
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