How much camber to run on e92 to fit 10.5 et25?

leungsta · 01-05-2013, 09:17 PM

So I recently bought some new wheels...specs:

19x8.5 et30
19x10.5 et25

The tires I'm running are 235/35 and 265/30....

My fenders are mildly rolled and I just ordered some new coilovers.

Question is, how much camber will I need to make these fit in the rear? I know the fronts will be no problem..I don't want much camber, just enough so that I don't have to experience rubbing.

Keep in mind, this is for an E92 not E90

Thanks!

YMB_M3 · 01-06-2013, 04:30 PM

Depends how low you are, you could probably get away with under -2 if you're not tucking

leungsta · 01-06-2013, 08:37 PM

Nah no tucking for me....I'm thinking about maybe a 0.5" wheel gap after I install the coilovers

Projekt_BooGie · 01-07-2013, 11:27 AM

I'm going to say this....I had H&R race springs, and after I put them on I had camber of -2.45/-2.33 if i'm not mistaken. I had the dealer put my camber at an even -3, and I was running 10.5(+30) and I was good. So as it was mentioned...it depends on how low you are going to go.

kamek · 01-07-2013, 01:38 PM

8.5" 235 in the front, 10.5" 265 in the rear?! That's going to be an uneven look...

leungsta · 01-13-2013, 11:39 AM

^Agreed it will look uneven, but those are the tires that came off my previous set of wheels, so I gotta use them upp

So my new question is, how low should I be to make the car look decent and how much camber, with no rubbing, and as much even tire wear as possible?

VTECaddict · 01-13-2013, 09:16 PM

1. You need to roll the fenders if you havent yet
2. IMO aggressive fitment needs zero wheel gap or slight tire tuck to look good
3. -3 camber should be a good ballpark to aim for but it's hard to throw out a number over the internet. There are a lot of variables.

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leungsta Major 104 Rep 1,387 Posts Drives: R8 V10 / Cayenne GTS / Model 3 Join Date: May 2011 Location: Montreal, Canada iTrader: (19)	How much camber to run on e92 to fit 10.5 et25? So I recently bought some new wheels...specs: 19x8.5 et30 19x10.5 et25 The tires I'm running are 235/35 and 265/30.... My fenders are mildly rolled and I just ordered some new coilovers. Question is, how much camber will I need to make these fit in the rear? I know the fronts will be no problem..I don't want much camber, just enough so that I don't have to experience rubbing. Keep in mind, this is for an E92 not E90 Thanks!
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YMB_M3 Captain 227 Rep 658 Posts Drives: 2018 BSM M3 6MT Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Long Island, NY iTrader: (-1)	Depends how low you are, you could probably get away with under -2 if you're not tucking
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leungsta Major 104 Rep 1,387 Posts Drives: R8 V10 / Cayenne GTS / Model 3 Join Date: May 2011 Location: Montreal, Canada iTrader: (19)	Nah no tucking for me....I'm thinking about maybe a 0.5" wheel gap after I install the coilovers
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leungsta Major 104 Rep 1,387 Posts Drives: R8 V10 / Cayenne GTS / Model 3 Join Date: May 2011 Location: Montreal, Canada iTrader: (19)	^Agreed it will look uneven, but those are the tires that came off my previous set of wheels, so I gotta use them upp So my new question is, how low should I be to make the car look decent and how much camber, with no rubbing, and as much even tire wear as possible?
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