[David@ApexRaceParts]

Originally Posted by kn3z007

Thanks for clarification.
Can I get a pricing for F18x9 ET31, R18x9,5J ET35 shipped.

Sure thing, PM on the way!

Originally Posted by swifty

What color are the wheels in this pic?

Also what's the best size/offset for a flush look on LCI e92 335i, with 225 and 255 conti extreme dws tires?

Last, do you guys have any plans to make the AERO-7 for 3 series.

Thanks.

The color of the EC-7s pictured is the Race Silver. The direct fitment for the LCI e92 335i would be the 18x8.5" ET35 and 18x9.5" ET43 with the Continental Extreme Contact DWS tires in the 225 and 255 widths. There are no plans on making the AERO-7 wheels for the 3-series at this time.

[swifty]

Originally Posted by Eddy@ApexRaceParts

The color of the EC-7s pictured is the Race Silver. The direct fitment for the LCI e92 335i would be the 18x8.5" ET35 and 18x9.5" ET43 with the Continental Extreme Contact DWS tires in the 225 and 255 widths. There are no plans on making the AERO-7 wheels for the 3-series at this time.

I forgot to mention, I'm look both front & rear to be concave as possible. I do not think the 35 or 43 offsets concave much.

[Joe@ApexRaceParts]

Originally Posted by swifty

I forgot to mention, I'm look both front & rear to be concave as possible. I do not think the 35 or 43 offsets concave much.

Since you have an LCI E92 the wheel hubs extend 8mm further than a PRE-LCI car. This makes it much harder to fit a lower offset concave wheel in the rear.

Transferring the 225/40/18 and 255/35/18 tires makes things easier since these are narrower tires than we usually suggest. It is possible to fit an 18x9" ET31 profile 2 concave wheel in the front but your 225/40/18 tire will have a significant stretch over the wider 9" wheel compared to the 8.5" we initially suggested. The 18x9.5" ET35 and ET43 use the same concavity profile 2 and will look the same. The 18x9.5" ET22 is a more concave profile 3 wheel but it is too low of an offset wheel on an LCI E92 and you would need to heavily roll your fenders, maybe even flare them.

[swifty]

Originally Posted by Joe@ApexRaceParts

Since you have an LCI E92 the wheel hubs extend 8mm further than a PRE-LCI car. This makes it much harder to fit a lower offset concave wheel in the rear.

Transferring the 225/40/18 and 255/35/18 tires makes things easier since these are narrower tires than we usually suggest. It is possible to fit an 18x9" ET31 profile 2 concave wheel in the front but your 225/40/18 tire will have a significant stretch over the wider 9" wheel compared to the 8.5" we initially suggested. The 18x9.5" ET35 and ET43 use the same concavity profile 2 and will look the same. The 18x9.5" ET22 is a more concave profile 3 wheel but it is too low of an offset wheel on an LCI E92 and you would need to heavily roll your fenders, maybe even flare them.

are you positive the wheel hubs on the LCI e92 have changed. From what I have read only the LCI e90s have changed. Please confirm.

[Joe@ApexRaceParts]

Originally Posted by swifty

are you positive the wheel hubs on the LCI e92 have changed. From what I have read only the LCI e90s have changed. Please confirm.

Yes, both E90 and E92 LCI's have 8mm less rear wheel clearance due to the hub difference.

[swifty]

Originally Posted by Joe@ApexRaceParts

Yes, both E90 and E92 LCI's have 8mm less rear wheel clearance due to the hub difference.

thanks.

[Biohazard29]

so can the 18 x9 +31 fit non staggered on my 2011 E92 M sport? Looking to do 255 all around without needing to roll the fenders.

[David@ApexRaceParts]

Originally Posted by Biohazard29

so can the 18 x9 +31 fit non staggered on my 2011 E92 M sport? Looking to do 255 all around without needing to roll the fenders.

Yes you can do the 18x9.0" ET31 squared setup on your LCI e92 M-sport. On the front of your e92, for the 18x9" ET31 we recommend a 245/40/18 street for it to fit without issues, since a 255/35/18 would require about negative 2 degrees of camber to clear.

The rears may need a light fender roll for the 255/35/18 street tire to not rub on the rears. The 245/35/18 street tire should clear the rears without any issues, as long as it's not an extreme performance tire such as the Hankook RS3 or Dunlop Star Specs.

[cbecker33]

Has anybody received their wheels? If so, I'd love to see some pictures!

[David@ApexRaceParts]

We wanted to post an update on the EC-7 pre-order and the products shipping.

All orders containing only profile 3 wheels have already shipped.

• Tracking numbers have been sent.

All orders containing only profile 1 wheels or a mix of profile 1 and profile 3 wheels will begin shipping Friday, August 24th, and will be completely shipped out by Monday, August 27th.

• Tracking numbers will be sent out the day your order ships.

Profile 2 Wheel Delay

Unfortunately we have a delivery issue with the EC-7 profile 2 wheels and they will be delayed until the end of September. We apologize for not being able to notify you any sooner. The delay is due to an issue found in the last step of quality control. We are working to get your profile 2 wheels to you as quickly as possible.

If your order contains profile 2 wheels, we wanted to reach out to you and see what we could do to make sure your experience with us is satisfying. The following are the two options we can offer you:

Accept your order

Receive an additional discount off the “EC-7 Pre-order” set price.

Decline your order

Receive a full refund.

If your order is one that will be delayed you will be receiving an email with more details.

Again, we apologize for the inconvenience. Please feel free to contact us with any questions orfor any reason on our office line, (925) 245-0773 or at info@apexraceparts.com.

Sincerely,

David D.

[turo]

Thanks of the update, looks like I'll at least get my fronts soon!

[Joe@ApexRaceParts]

Originally Posted by turo

Thanks of the update, looks like I'll at least get my fronts soon!

For the preorder, since the EC-7's will be shipping for free domestically and discounted internationally we can only make one shipment, not two separate ones. If we already have your profile 1 or 3 wheels, we will wait until the profile 2 wheels arrive to ship your order.

[turo]

Originally Posted by Joe@ApexRaceParts

For the preorder, since the EC-7's will be shipping for free domestically and discounted internationally we can only make one shipment, not two separate ones. If we already have your profile 1 or 3 wheels, we will wait until the profile 2 wheels arrive to ship your order.

Ok gotcha. No worries, I'm patiently waiting!

[335Dreamer]

I have a pre LCI 335i E90 w/ eibach pro kit and koni fsd. The tires are Michelin Pilot Super Sports with the stock tires sizes:

Front: 225/40-18
Rear: 255/35-18

What would be the best wheel size combination for the EC-7 to be able to use with this setup?

[SamGrant951]

Interested in the following:

2009 LCI E91 xdrive

18x8.5 235/40/18 et35
18x9.5 265/35/18 et43

with TPMS/Conti DWS package and price for just wheels and approx ship date (silver).

thanks, Sam sngrant@gmail.com

[Joe@ApexRaceParts]

Originally Posted by 335Dreamer

I have a pre LCI 335i E90 w/ eibach pro kit and koni fsd. The tires are Michelin Pilot Super Sports with the stock tires sizes:

Front: 225/40-18
Rear: 255/35-18

What would be the best wheel size combination for the EC-7 to be able to use with this setup?

For stock tire sizes that are slightly narrower than what we normally suggest you could run an 18x8.5" ET35 in the front and an 18x9.5" ET35 in the rear. If you installed any wider of a wheel on the car the tires would look very stretched and even with the suggestions I am giving they will look slightly stretched. For pre LCI cars we usually recommend a 235/40/18 in the front and a 265/35/18 in the rear.

Originally Posted by SamGrant951

Interested in the following:

2009 LCI E91 xdrive

18x8.5 235/40/18 et35
18x9.5 265/35/18 et43

with TPMS/Conti DWS package and price for just wheels and approx ship date (silver).

thanks, Sam sngrant@gmail.com

Sam, I will send you an email.

Originally Posted by ralfonso

What sizes would you recommend for a squared setup on a 2010 335xi? Would I still need spacers to improve the look over my stock 18s?

A square setup on your car could consist of 18x9" ET42 wheels with a 245/35/18 tire. You would need at least a 5mm spacer in the front but a 12mm would be on the safer side. Please keep in mind running that much spacer in the front will require some negative camber. A staggered setup could also be used on your awd Xi without a problem and you could run an 18x8.5" ET38 in the front with a 235/40/18 tire and an 18x9.5" ET43 in the rear with a 265/35/18 tire.

[ralfonso]

What sizes would you recommend for a squared setup on a 2010 335xi? Would I still need spacers to improve the look over my stock 18s?

[Joe@ApexRaceParts]

18x8.5" ET35 would work great on your car as a square set up with 235/40/18 tires. Please note that a square configuration is not necessary on AWD BMW's and we could also set you up with a staggered fitment. The square fitment will provide a nice visual improvement over your stock 18's but a 12mm spacer or possibly more could still be used on the rear with the square set up. A small spacer could possibly be used in the front but you do risk rubbing unless you have camber plates.

Originally Posted by ralfonso

What sizes would you recommend for a squared setup on a 2010 335xi? Would I still need spacers to improve the look over my stock 18s?

[cbecker33]

Has anybody who received their wheels taken any pictures?

[qhb]

Originally Posted by cbecker33

Has anybody who received their wheels taken any pictures?

Still waiting for my wheels as I ordered profile 2 and they had some issue with that batch and expected them end of this month. Apex did compensate for the extra wait time but I am still waiting .

[Joe@ApexRaceParts]

The Majority of the E9x orders were for Profile 2 wheels which will be arriving at our warehouse next week. The wheels will be shipping out either at the end of next week or the Monday after. We would love for you guys to post up pictures once you do start receiving them.

We do still have more EC-7's available post pre order so please give us a call, email, or pm if you are interested or have any questions regarding fitment.

[cbecker33]

Originally Posted by Joe@ApexRaceParts

We do still have more EC-7's available post pre order so please give us a call, email, or pm if you are interested or have any questions regarding fitment.

Are you offering any discounts?