fitment help

1sickm2 · 02-22-2013, 12:38 PM

I have a set of Advan TC-III rims size

18x9.5 ET22 front
18x10.5 ET25 rear

I'm trying to fit these on my e92 335i. The car is currently stock sport suspension, but I do plan to lower with coilovers to fill the wheel gap. I am willing to roll the fenders when I lower the car.

Does anyone know what size tires I can run in the front/rear? Was planning on running Michelin Pilot Super Sports. Was hoping for 235/40/18 front and 275/35/18 rear.

Thanks,

Pete

rice4u · 03-21-2013, 12:24 AM

Bump I'm looking for this answer as well

#Tee · 03-21-2013, 08:34 AM

225.35 youll need front camber plates with a 9.5 +22 unless you leave it high at -.65 camber.

245.35 adjust the rears to at least -2.5 with rolled quarter panels.

9.5 +22 pokes 9mm past your fenders by 9mm @ oem camber
10.5 +25 pokes 6mm but with natural camber(once its lowered) -1.8-2 will sit flush with fender.

so imagin your front poking 9mm | and rears flushed \. its a sloppy aggressive look that most stance guys get lost on. no camber match while the rear ends up looking lower than the front. Then once the car is rolling and the body squats its even worse...that reverse rake is very unpleasant to the eyes.

2 birds with one stone in here lol

02-22-2013, 12:38 PM	#1
1sickm2 Second Lieutenant 72 Rep 258 Posts Drives: 2017 F80 M3 MW 6MT Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Lawrenceville, GA iTrader: (5)	fitment help I have a set of Advan TC-III rims size 18x9.5 ET22 front 18x10.5 ET25 rear I'm trying to fit these on my e92 335i. The car is currently stock sport suspension, but I do plan to lower with coilovers to fill the wheel gap. I am willing to roll the fenders when I lower the car. Does anyone know what size tires I can run in the front/rear? Was planning on running Michelin Pilot Super Sports. Was hoping for 235/40/18 front and 275/35/18 rear. Thanks, Pete __________________ 2014 F82 (sold) 2016 F15 (sold) 2016 F80 ZCP (sold) 2018 M2 6MT (sold0 2017 F80 6MT
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rice4u Second Lieutenant 15 Rep 220 Posts Drives: E92 335i Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: San Diego, California iTrader: (7)	Bump I'm looking for this answer as well
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03-21-2013, 08:34 AM	#3
#Tee Major General 557 Rep 5,367 Posts Drives: yes Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Socal iTrader: (2)	225.35 youll need front camber plates with a 9.5 +22 unless you leave it high at -.65 camber. 245.35 adjust the rears to at least -2.5 with rolled quarter panels. 9.5 +22 pokes 9mm past your fenders by 9mm @ oem camber 10.5 +25 pokes 6mm but with natural camber(once its lowered) -1.8-2 will sit flush with fender. so imagin your front poking 9mm \| and rears flushed \. its a sloppy aggressive look that most stance guys get lost on. no camber match while the rear ends up looking lower than the front. Then once the car is rolling and the body squats its even worse...that reverse rake is very unpleasant to the eyes. 2 birds with one stone in here lol __________________ You can follow my builds on IG: Tee212
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