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      04-08-2008, 01:02 PM   #1
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20mm spacer/rubbing??

I m having 18" 162 style and H&R Race springs currently, but i wanna add a 20mm spacers at the rear, do you guys i will have a rubbing issue??
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You'll be fine with a 20mm spacer as far as rubbing in concerned.

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Wouldn't that make the offset around 17? Are you sure that won't rub? I know you can run lower offsets with the E90s, but 17 seems too low - esp. since he is lowered on H&R race springs.
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H&R Race springs do lower the car significantly, but the rear wheels also camber in more as the suspension is compressed. I'm pretty sure with the stock 255/35/18 tire you won't have to worry about rubbing. A +17 on a 8.5" is still on the safe side as far as offsets are concerned.
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Anyone using this set up on their E90, no guessing please.
162 wheels with 255/35/18
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Anyone using this set up on their E90, no guessing please.
162 wheels with 255/35/18
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so you are exactly using this setup??
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No, I would like to.
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does anyone here running spacers at the front and also at the rear too?
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anyone?
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I remember at least 1 member running spacers front and rear. Try to search for the member.

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I had 20mm spacers on my car and never once had a problem. I also have the high XI suspension
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you wont have a problem.Its an et of 17 but its on a 8.5in rim. I would just use 15mm if I were to lower it. I dont like wheels that arent very wide pushed out too much.I think it looks funny. I recommend 15mm but I guarantee you'll be fine with the 20mm.I hope this helps.
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