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Originally Posted by simmo1985

I'll correct myself. I don't think they will stick out more. They will be a few mm's more inside the arch than mine.

Apologies, its 4am here and I've been at work since 6pm so my concentration isn't up to much. Haha

haha no problem, thanks a lot for the information!

Originally Posted by Route 16

I'm running 19x9.5 all four, front offset 33, rear offset 12, all 235/35/19, front v12 tires, rear PSS tires. On suspension technique coilovers, fenders right above the tires. Front no rubbing anywhere and are rolled, rears rubbing if I didn't shave the rear fenders, now I don't rub on all 4 sides.

alright thanks i appreciate the info!

Originally Posted by MonacoBlueE90

Yes it will fit.

You will have 2mm inner clearance at your front shocks with 18x9.5 et35. If you ever going to change to coilovers, then spacers is needed, because those are thicker.

You can use 235/40/18 tyre at front and even add 5mm spacer. It still won't rub.

I know that, because i have that exact setup. 18x9.5 et35+5mm spacer with 235/40/18 hankook ventus and HR sport springs.

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showpo...3&postcount=39

This is the same setup without 5mm spacers.

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=732577

Front will work also with 225/40/18.

Your rear would stick out 8mm more compared to my rear setup. Its close call it might rub slightly, if you don't get your rear fenders rolled.

My rear setup is 18x9.5 et22 with 235/40/18. I did try it with 10mm spacer (final Et12) and it only rubbed, when hitting bigger bumps etc. Fender roll would solve that. 9.5 et12 will extend 2mm more than 10.5 et27.

I really suggest that you buy that setup, it will look pretty good and 100 times better, than the basic 8.5/9.5 et35. Fender roll isn't a big deal.

I wanted more aggressive wheel setup ,so i ordered new wheels. These will be installed next week.

18x9.5 et22 with 225/40/18 front
18x10.5 et15 with 255/35/18 rear

Also will be changing to coilovers at the same time.

thanks a lot! this really gives me a good idea about it. i'm glad to know that the front definitely fits and it looks great on your car btw! Is it better/safer to have the 5mm spacer up front or is it just whatever i prefer?
Again, i really appreciate the info!